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21. EVALUATING THE FACTORS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON GROUNDWATER IN THREE DIFFERENT LAND ...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY Water is indispensable for life, but its availability at a sustainable quality and quantity is threatened by many factors, of which climate plays a leading role (IPCC, 1995). Groundwater is the major source of drinking water in Africa and has a rapidly expanding role in irrigation to combat growing food insecurity. This module deals with both the im...Continue Reading »
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22. A CRITICAL EVALUATION ON ECONOMICS AND ETHICAL CONCERNS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT IN C...
» INTRODUCTION The article examines individual action informed by ethical concerns for the environment as a strategy for moving toward more sustainable consumption. The article first employs a model of rational choice to analyze independent consumer choices among the usually assumed self and welfare centered consumers and then expands the model to analyze the implications of other than self and welf...Continue Reading »
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23. A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE UNNATURAL HISTORY OF NATURAL DISASTER IN NIGERIA
» ABSTRACT With the exception of the 9/11 disaster, the top ten most costly catastrophes in U.S. history have all been natural disasters–five of them hurricanes–and all have occurred since 1989. Why this tremendous plague on our homes? In Acts of God , environmental historian Ted Steinberg explains that much of the death and destruction has been well within the realm of human control. Na...Continue Reading »
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24. BIOFUELS BOOM SPURS DEFORESTATION: EFFORTS TO SLOW CLIMATE CHANGE BY USING BIOFU...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 21/03/07, BROOKLIN, CANADA, (IPS/IFEJ)–Nearly 40,000 hectares of forest vanish every day, driven by the world’s growing hunger for timber, pulp and paper, and ironically, new biofuels and carbon credits designed to protect the environment. Growing eagerness to slow climate change by using biofuels and planting millions of trees for carbon credits has ironically...Continue Reading »
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25. THE IMPACT OF CASH CROPPING, FARM TECHNOLOGIES, AND DEFORESTATION IN NIGERIA (EN...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION The awareness of the many services provided by tropical forest (Costanza et al. 1997) and the rapid increase in tropical deforestation has put forest at the center stage of the agenda for developers, conservationists, and policy makers. Researchers have studied many of the factors influencing deforestation, such as the opening of new roads (Chomitz & Gray 1996; Reid 20...Continue Reading »
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26. IMPACT OF INDUSTRIAL EMISSION ON ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH: A CASE STUDY OF C...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study During the Industrial Revolution of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, pollution became a major problem with the introduction of the steam engine and a series of technological advances that led to the production of goods and services, shifting it from homes and small factories to large industrial factories. The invention of more productive pro...Continue Reading »
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27. IMPACT OF SANITARY LANDFILLS TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: A CASE ...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of Study In terms of Sustainability and environment, the natural elements play important roles for ecological preservation. Water is the most abundant environmental resource on earth but its accessibility is based on quality and quantity, as well as space and time. It may be available in various forms and quantity but its use for various purposes is the subj...Continue Reading »
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28. APPRAISAL OF THE PERCEPTION OF REAL ESTATE INVESTORS’ ON THE LENDING REQUIREME...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY An investment in real estate development requires a huge sum of money, most at times exceeding six (6) figures as such only a hand full of individuals could venture into this form of investment. This financial insufficiency naturally turns investors to financial institution for possible credit advancement. Mbanefo (2002) observed that the import...Continue Reading »
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29. THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIATION OF SEDIMENT YIELD AND RUNOFF IN BIDA WATERSHE...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the study Sediment yield refers to the amount of sediment exported by a basin over a specific period of time, with amount that will enter a reservoir located at the downstream limit of the basin also Runoff is described as the part of water cycle that flow over land as surface water instead of been absorbed into ground water or evaporation. With current p...Continue Reading »
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30. DETERMINATION OF THE CAUSES, EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND ITS POSSIBLE...
» INTRODUCTION 1.0 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION, CAUSES AND IT’S POSSIBLE CONTROL Pollution is the introduction of contaminants into an environment that causes instability, disorder, harm or discomfort to the ecosystem i.e. physical system or living organisms. Ibiwoye E.O (2009), Pollution can take the form of chemical substance or energy such as noise, heat, or light. It was the industrial revolut...Continue Reading »
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31. THE EFFECT OF CONTINOUS ASSESSMENT IN TEACHING AND LEARNING OF ECONOMICS IN SECO...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 Background to the Study One major innovation in our educational system is the introduction of continuous assessment as an important component for evaluation. Educational assessment and evaluation will be liberalized by basing them in whole or in part on continuous assessment of the progress of the individual. In all secondary schools, continuous assessment account for ...Continue Reading »
60 pages | 5 engagements | Source: EDUCATION Projects & Research Materials
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32. IDENTIFICATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF PHTHALATE ESTER PHTHALATE ESTER IN ASA RIVE...
» CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the study The Federal Environmental Protection Agency (FEPA) Act Section 38 of Cap 131 LFN (1990) also defines pollution to mean man made or man aided alteration of chemical, physical, or biological quality of the environment to the extent that it is detrimental to that environment or beyond acceptable limits. Water pollution results when unwanted sub...Continue Reading »
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33. ASSESSMENT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF FLOODING IN SOME COMMUNITIES IN ANAMBRA ...
» CHAPTER ONE1.0: INTRODUCTION1.1: Background of the StudyFlood is a predominant natural and human induced hazards in Nigeria. Flood according to Aderogba (2012b) is a situation that result when a high rate of rainfall or precipitation, where the rates of absorption is low that causes bank of rivers or seas flowing over its usual limits. He classified flooding into two types in Nigeria: (1). High Fr...Continue Reading »
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34. AN APPRAISAL OF CULTURAL FESTIVAL OF AFIZERE (JARAWA) PEOPLE OF JOS EAST PLATEAU...
» CHAPTER ONE Introduction Cultural festivals have been an integral part of human beings for a long period of time and have been practised in different parts of Africa. Such festivals are meant to celebrate some deities or ancestral gods to bring rain, prevent drought, bountiful harvest, to protect death fertility and among others (Banjoko, 2009).Despite the fact that, many of these festivals have r...Continue Reading »
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35. DOMESTIC WASTE DISPOSAL EFFECT AND THE SOLUTIONS (A Case Study Of Eswama)
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The generation and disposal of waste is an intrinsic part of any developing society. Waste, both from domestic and commercial sources has grown significantly in the society over the past decade. Every time a householder shops at the store, and open market he contributes to the mountain of waste. It is possible to quote figures which show that th...Continue Reading »
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36. ANALYSIS OF PARKS AND GARDENS IN AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY FOR STUDENT OUTDOOR LAB...
» CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTION1.1. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDYRight from the 1970s, multiple environmental problems have gradually changed perceptions about the nexus between nature andeconomic growth (Mueller 2009). In an attempt to change awareness and attitude some communication methods have been formulated,which includes changes at school curricula by the initiation on environmental science, conservation...Continue Reading »
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37. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND ECONOMIC RETARDATION IN RIVER STATE A CASE STUDY OF ...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY All over the world today, environment pollution is an issue of great concern because of what the environment is to human survival andindeed, the survival of the earth itself. These days, the argument on green house effect is rife everywhere in the world. “If it not green houseeffect”, it is global warning .Both point to the fact that...Continue Reading »
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38. COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, HEALTH SAFETY SECURITY AND ENVIRONMENT
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Throughout our history, numerous industries and companies have been created to address the issues related to safety and health in their workplace, as well as the surrounding environment. Federal and state agencies have become increasingly involved in examining and monitoring the impact of the environment on the health of the public. In every org...Continue Reading »
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39. EVALUATION OF SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD A CASE STUDY OF OKIGWE, IMO STATE
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Human activities for satisfying needs such as food, shelter, clothing, mobility as well as aesthetic quality of life invariably lead to wastesbeing generated. These wastes generated need to be disposed o ultimately in such a way that it would not cause nuisance or anyenvironmental pollution. As cities grow in size, with a rise in population, the...Continue Reading »
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40. THE IMPACT OF HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT A CASE STUDY...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Health, safety and environment (HSE) management ensure the health and safety of workers and compliance with HSE constructionrequirements. The concept of Health, safety and environment (HSE) has become an important part of organizations and multinationalcompanies the world over. The 2010 British Petroleum’s’ deep water horizon oil sp...Continue Reading »
50 pages | 6 engagements | Source: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Projects & Research Materials