ISSN (Online): 3108-1584
15 papers published in CRSI Journal
Authors: Dr Kinjal Upadhyay, Jumana Bagasrawala, Devanshi Mistry
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This document assesses about an inventive idea of utilizing fruit waste to produce bioplastic, an environmental-friendly approach to reduce plastic pollution. In this study, bioplastic sheets were made using varying concentrations of gelatin and starch and also tried to incorporate oil and paper pul... Read moreAuthors: Ayushi Suthar, Dr Jignesh Vidani
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This study investigates the relationship between age and sustainability-related workplace perceptions to understand how demographic differences influence attitudes toward eco-friendly office design, green employer practices, and sustainable work culture. Using correlation and significance testing, e... Read moreAuthors: Innocent Naomi Evangeline , Ufomba Chukwudi John, Ejiogu Chibuzor Chris, Ikwulemenze Mazico Henry, Agagwuncha Uju Cynthia
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Electronic waste (e-waste) has emerged as a critical environmental and public health challenge in developing countries, where informal recycling operations expose workers and communities to hazardous materials. This study assessed heavy metal contamination in dust samples from two informal e-waste p... Read moreAuthors: Nwandieze, Fortune Onyedikachi, Ibeh Nkiruka Joy, Akankali Chukwuyemike, Onyeozu, Chijioke Kenneth3, Okpaka Ogechi Confidence, Nwandieze Fortune Onyedikachi
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The Niger Delta region of Nigeria faces severe environmental degradation from petroleum refining activities and agro-industrial processing. This review synthesizes evidence from peer-reviewed studies on the characterization, toxicological risks, and remediation strategies for these dual pollution st... Read moreAuthors: Dhwani Vataliya, Dr. Kinjal Bhatt
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However, the increasing accumulation of temple flower waste has become a serious issue now as its unsatisfactory decomposition affects soil health and cause pollution. Dealing with the organic waste in sustainable way is thus obligatory. Conversion of floral waste to liquid bio fertilizer has gain... Read moreAuthors: Mitsan Olley, Zekeri Chance Sule
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Eyeglasses are widely used optical devices that remain in close contact with the skin, hands, nose, and surrounding environment, making them potential reservoirs for microbial contamination. Poor hygiene practices and inadequate cleaning methods may increase the risk of ocular infections associated ... Read moreAuthors: Terhemba Emberga, Opara Alexander, Alma Osubor, Epuerie Emeka, Anuforo Dominic
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This study presents an integrated hydro-geophysical investigation of groundwater potential and borehole yield in Vandeikya Local Government Area, Benue State, Nigeria, using the Vertical Electrical Sounding (VES) technique with the Schlumberger array. Eighteen (18) VES stations were systematically d... Read moreAuthors: Owhonda, Juliet Nkeiruka
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Environmental and health governance frequently treats land, water, biodiversity, human health and animal health as separate policy domains. This conceptual study develops the Blue-Green Continuum Framework as an integrated One Health governance model. Through an integrative review and framework synt... Read moreAuthors: James Thomas, C.Y Oche, N.L Binbol
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Wetlands provide important water resources for agricultural production, particularly in seasonally dry environments where rainfall is concentrated within a short period of the year. However, the agricultural usefulness of wetland water depends not only on the quantity stored but also on basin morpho... Read moreAuthors: James Thomas, C.Y Oche, N.L Binbol
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Lake Ruma Wetland is an important freshwater resource supporting irrigation agriculture and livestock production in north-eastern Nigeria, yet information on its hydro chemical suitability for agricultural use remains limited. This study evaluated the physicochemical characteristics of wetland water... Read moreAuthors: Abba Abba MADAKI , Babatunde Yusuf, ADIAMA, Olaniyi Afolabi, OPASOLA, Rebecca Ezekiel JEGBE, Buhari MUHAMMAD
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Healthcare facilities are significant, often overlooked contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, particularly indirect (Scope 3) sources such as procurement, staff commuting, patient transportation, and waste management. This descriptive cross-sectional study assessed carbon-emission knowledge and ... Read moreAuthors: Buhari Mohammed , Adiama B. Y, Olaniyi O. A, Sakariyawu O. A
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This study assessed ambient carbon dioxide (CO₂) and carbon monoxide (CO) concentrations and residents’ perception of the sources of carbon emissions in four selected Local Government Areas (Oshodi-Isolo, Ikeja, Apapa and Alimosho) of Lagos State, Nigeria. A cross-sectional analytical design was ado... Read moreAuthors: Olasimbo F. O, Opasola O. A, Adiama B. Y, Buhari M, Oyenigbehin O. A
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Climate change has been associated with extreme weather events that threaten food security. There is a paucity of studies documenting the exposure of low-income households in Africa to extreme weather and consequent food insecurity. We investigated the extreme weather experienced by low-income house... Read moreAuthors: Shehu Mahmud, Dr. Adiama Babatunde Yusuf, Prof. Henry Sawyeer, Dr. Opasola Olaniyi, Afolabi Oluwatuyi
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Cholera epidemics continue to recur in Minna metropolis, Niger State, and are often met with episodic emergency responses, indicating persistent environmental and sanitation-related risk factors. This study investigated water, sanitation and environmental health factors associated with cholera occur... Read moreAuthors: Enyonam Yawa Adinyira, Samuel Tulashie, Ludwick Adjei Henaku
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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for renewable energy projects wind farms, solar parks, hydropower dams, geothermal plants, and bioenergy facilities remains constrained by static methodologies, short‑term surveys, coarse predictive models, and weak post‑construction monitoring. This systematic ... Read more