Background and Introduction The world currently is endangered, Governments and people of many countries are concerned about the endemicity of pollutants(most of which are recalcitrant) in our otherwise aesthetic environment. Africa generally and Nigeria, in particular, have not imbibed maximally ...
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The Association of Community Social Volunteers International has yet again been invited to participate in the upcoming “2022 ASA, CSSA, SSSA INTERNATIONAL ANNUAL MEETING COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT FOR HEALTHY PEOPLE AND A HEALTHY PLANET”. The American Society of Agronomy, the Crop ...
Read MoreDescription: The 17th World Conference on Anaerobic Digestion will be held at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the USA on June 17-22, 2022. This international conference supported by the International Water Association Anaerobic Digestion Specialist Group is ...
Read MoreBackground and Introduction Ruses in urban settlements are critical environmental health needs in third-world cities with an estimated 600 million people daily exposed to pathogenic micro-organisms (especially in human excreta), caused by lack of infrastructure and crowded, cramped housing conditions. ...
Read MoreMr. Pascal Kamsorochukwu Obiora (Assistant Research Officer)Author Mr. Peter Onyema Ekwunno (Research Officer)Co-Author Background and Introduction Removal and disposal of excreta and waste water from washing, bathing, and other domestic uses in urban settlements are critical environmental health needs in ...
Read MoreGreat Opportunity! Great Opportunity!! Great Opportunity!!! The Association of Community Social Volunteers International (ACSVI) in conjunction with Kpakayema Ventures Limited hereby sensitizes stakeholders, professionals, state and federal ministries and parastatals, NGOs, state assembly house committees, national assembly house committees, senate ...
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Abstract Abattoir waste is among the biggest challenges that municipal waste management faces in Nigeria. This is because whenimproperly disposed, they can pollute surfaces, ground water, abattoir/market premises, etc. The nature of abattoir waste makes it a potential energy source ...
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Abstract The removal and safe disposal of excreta and wastewater from washing, bathing, and other domestic uses in urban settlements are very critical environment health needs in developing cities where 500 million people are daily rendered vulnerable to pathogenic microorganisms ...
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