Abstract Without water the probability of survival is extremely low. Water provides vital nutrients to the body and is an important element for sustaining body functions. However, if water becomes contaminated it could pose negative health effects on all species. In China regions, researchers conducted case studies to determine if the water in provinces, lakes, and rivers are being polluted. Introduction In various areas across the world, bodies of water are being polluted
1.1 Background of the Study Infectious diseases remain to be one of the serious public health concerns worldwide, especially in the developing countries. Pneumonia is one of the most prevalent infectious diseases, which approximately affects 450 million people per year and is a major cause of death among all age groups causing 4 million deaths annually (Ruuskanen et al., 2011). The Acute Lower Respiratory Tract Infection including pneumonia also ranked as the second leading cause of morbidity (2012)
Abstract: The case study was conducted with the aim of defining the range of groundwater pollution produced by tannery industries and disposal of sewage waste in kodavanar watershed basin region located in dindigul district, which is a township of having small and large scale tannery industries around the number of 68 industries. The groundwater is frequently getting polluted by the untreated effluents containing various pollutants such as chromium, nitrates, sulphate, hardness, arsenic, fluorides
Furthermore, The Architectural design process of industrial buildings has no impact on Factory productivity and also its products' prices. So the purpose of this research was to define the Architectural design guidelines for the industrial buildings and study how it will achieve the principles of lean manufacturing and sustainability complementing with each other, considering these following effective factors; environmental, aesthetical, functional, economical, building operation and industrial production
Cover Water is the elixir of life. NASA scientists and astronomers have used this principle to determine whether life existed on other planetary bodies. Planet Earth is fortunate to have this precious resource. However, according to statistics from the UN, 780 million people do not have access to clean water and almost 2.5 Billion do not have access to adequate sanitation. [1] Singapore has always emphasized the scarcity of water as seen in our huge investment in water technology (NEWater & desalination
granting by the states and local communities of the management of the water service, that is of the aqueducts or springs. This approach is known as "public-private partnership" and started from the second World Water Forum (Hague 2000) organized by the World Water Council and the Global Water Partnership which, together with this partner approach, launched a series of measures: integrated management of the resource; the tariff of water services based on the principle of total cost coverage (full-cost
In other words, microbial of bioaerosol are almost inevitable in most enclosed environments either it is a presence in the water or liquid form, soil, rocks, solid matter, air, plants, animals and human. Moreover, fungal spores are of major concern in the airborne particulate matter because of their abundant source. The presence of the microorganism in the air is pervasive,
considered resistant to potable water with up to about 200mg/L chlorides at ambient temperatures, reducing to about 150mg/L at 60°C. Consult Atlas Technical Assistance for specific environmental recommendations. Ss-304 is Very good in a wide range of atmospheric environments and many corrosive media. Subject to pitting and crevice corrosion in warm chloride environments, and to stress corrosion cracking above about 60°C. Considered resistant to pitting corrosion in potable water with up to about 200mg/L
country does not compensate their conditions of living and their rights are discarded. The present study will aim at analyzing in depth the different labour conditions existing in Mauritius, some
Eco tourism Background Ecotourism Eco-Tourism has been increasing at a rate of 20%-30% PA since 1990 to 2006 (International Eco-Tourism Society). The Definition of Ecotourism Eco-tourism is defined as “responsible travel to natural area that conserves the environment and improve the well-being of local people” (TIES,1990) Conservation Offering market-linked long-term solutions, ecotourism provides effective economic incentives for conserving and enhancing bio-cultural diversity and helps protect