Groundwater which is the last assumed resort for safe and potable water is now at great risk to contamination due to anthropogenic activities. In Nigeria, the endless dependence on …
IA Akpoborie - Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental …, 2011 - ajol.info
Abstract The Federal Ministry of Environment and the Department of Petroleum Resources control underground disposal of wastes in Nigeria with three principal regulations …
VN Nwugha, PI Okeke… - Chapter 8. In Current …, 2021 - researchgate.net
Aim: To determine the effects of leaking septic tanks on groundwater quality in Owerri Municipal. Place and Duration of the Study: Department of Geosciences, Federal University …
A Rawlings, S Seghosime - Journal of Engineering Research, 2022 - jer.unilag.edu.ng
Generation of municipal solid waste is on the increase because of economic development and increased population. Due to lack of finance which result to improper waste …
Waste is discarded materials of no further use to the owners and the pattern of its generation is a function of the level of urbanization, industrialization and economic status of society. The …
KM Ibe, GI Nwankwor, SO Onyekuru - International Association of …, 2003 - researchgate.net
The vulnerability to pollution of the Owerri regional water supply in, Nigeria, was assessed as the basis for proposing an appropriate strategy for protecting the groundwater resources …
This study investigates the impact of groundwater pollution in Oyigbo Local Government Area, Nigeria, and the consequences of solid wastes, quality, and its control. The study was …
In rural and urban areas of Nigeria, dependence on groundwater is increasing since the population is growing and high quality, treated municipal water is scarce. Municipal drinking …
E Terseer, OJ Ali - Asian Open Waste Manage. Tech. J, 2015 - astecrp.com
Man's unguided development and ineffective waste management, especially in urban centres of Nigeria, as well as other developing countries, results in a degraded urban …