Purpose High population growth and the expansion of industry from time to time produce a
large amount of waste/pollution, which harms global environmental health. To overcome the …

Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, more potent than carbon dioxide, and emitted from
a variety of natural sources including wetlands, permafrost, mammalian guts and termites …

The purpose of this study was to describe student learning activities, to analyze the
differences in increasing scientific literacy in the aspect of student competency and to …

Understanding how soil fauna impact soil aggregate dynamics remains a critical issue in soil
science, especially because of the influence on soil aggregate stability on key ecological …

Termite mounds have been poorly studied in tropical rainforest in contrast to those of
savannahs where they create fertility hotspots and influence the spatial pattern of vegetation …

Investigating the thermoregulation and ventilation processes in termite mound holds great
interest, in particular for its potential implications in advancing eco-friendly building designs …

High-rise buildings often use mechanical systems to assist ventilation to maintain the
stability of their internal environments, and the energy consumption of mechanical …

It is generally believed that termites can't learn and are not “intelligent”. This study aimed to
test whether termites could have any form of memory. A Y-shaped test device with one …

As part of government programs, strategies are put in place to militate against cost of
construction, geared towards encouraging reduction in the use of construction inputs such …

Termites in nature operate as cellulose decomposers, giving vital ecosystem services to
nature, but they may also inflict significant damage to building structures. The durability of …