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Journal of Water Resource and Protection (JWARP) is an openly accessible journal published monthly. The goal of this journal is to keep a record of the state-of-the-art research and promote the research work in these fast moving areas.
Boucheta Abbes, Bared Razika, Chaib Messaoud, Soufi Kacimi, Kadouri Naima
The aim of the present work is the removal of phenol by adsorption on a raw and activated crude or hard coal (C) with NaOH, ZnCl2 and H3PO4 in the region of Bechar (south-western Algeria). The development of adsorbents from precursors is inexpensive, requirin…
Anthony M. Rossi, Daniel C. Moon, Dale Casamatta, Kelly Smith, Christopher Bentzien, Jason McGregor, Alyson Norwich, Emilie Perkerson, Ralph Perkerson, Joanna Savinon, Keith Stokes, Dean Doebberfuhl
The St. Johns River is one of the premiere waterways in the southeastern United States, but it is increasingly affected by anthropogenic disturbances and influences such as excessive loading of nutrients. In the current pilot project, small native plant commu…
Amit Paryag, Amrita S. Paryag, Reisha N. Rafeek, Angelus Pilgrim
Aim: To assess the knowledge and attitudes of dental practitioners regarding the disposal of amalgam waste from dental practices and to assess the level of mercury released via dental amalgam waste into the environment in Trinidad and Tobago. Method: A questi…
Rubi Singh, Mumtesh Kumar Saxena
Salmonella is one of the major pathogenic bacteria present in contaminated water. 16-23S rRNA spacer region has been reported to be polymorphic at serovar level in Salmonella. Salmonella isolates obtained from Ganges river water were studied for 16-23S rRNA s…
Albert Achudume, Samson Odoh, Funso Adeniyi
Heavy metals disposed through anthropogenic activities find their way into aquatic environment through factory effluents. These heavy metals resuspend back into the water column along with the sediments and are known to affect aquatic bioresources. Effluent w…
Koji Tamai
The effects of forest age and dominant tree species on the water discharge volume have been analyzed by a paired-watershed experiment in two adjacent catchments in Tatsunokuchi-yama Experimental Forest, western Japan. The control period is 1937-1943. The trea…
Nikolai P. Shapkin, Eugene K. Papynov, Irina G. Halchenko, Nellie N. Zhamskaya, Svetlana A. Katkova, Olga A. Apanasenko
Problems of the given research are to study the dependence of electrochemical oxidation degree, sewage disinfecting and a filtration of the fish-processing enterprises against time in the presence of sea water. Given tasks are solved by means of sewage proces…
Sudipta Dey, Somnath Mukherjee
A laboratory scale aerobic fixed film bioreactor packed with glass beads for biofilm growth was used to evaluate the removal efficiencies of COD and phenol for a carbohydrate—phenol mixture in wastewater. It was done by an indigenous mixed culture inoculums d…
Baskaran Anuradha, Neelakanda Kannaperumal Ambujam
Tanks are important means to conserve water resources in semi-arid areas. Tank irrigation in general, and in Tamil Nadu in particular, has a long history, and it can be traced to prehistoric times. Poor management of the integrated tank system including its s…
Shakunthala Bai, Shivanna Srikantaswamy, Doddaiah Shivakumar
The rapid growth of the population, the technological and industrial boom has brought enormous prob-lems and degradation of the environment. There is a gradual decline in availability of fresh water to be used for irrigation in India. As a consequence, the us…
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