Journal of Research in Environmental Science and Toxicology Vol. 1(2) pp. 023-028 March 2012 Available online http://www.interesjournals.org/JREST Copyright ©2012 International Research Journals Full Length Research Paper Public health implication of improper hospital waste disposal in Zonkwa district of Zangon-kataf local government area‚ Kaduna state Vivan Ezra Lekwot¹*‚ Blamah Vachaku Nunyi¹‚ Ezemokwe Ifeanyi¹‚ Okafor Christian I² and Bawa Adamu³ ¹Department of geography and planning
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Importance of Biogas plant as a source of: renewable energy and organic fertilizer a case study of Bangladesh. By Sohel Ahmed Email: expertisebd@gmail.com Abstract. Energy is one of the basic ingredients required to alleviate poverty and socio-economic development. The energy prospect is generally assessed on the basis of available commercial sources of energy i.e.‚ fossil fuel like gas‚ coal‚ oil etc. Worldwide‚ there is a major transition underway in the energy sector. Biogas can
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ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT BIOGAS PLANT AND ITS BENEFITS Presented by:Mihir Shah (A-26) Mithun Pardesi(A-28) Muzammil Deshmukh (A-29) Neha Naik (A-30) Pawan Panjwani (A-34) INTRODUCTION • Biogas is an important renewable energy resource for rural areas in India. • It is produced by anaerobic digestion of biological wastes. • It is an environment friendly‚ clean‚ cheap and versatile fuel. • Biogas generally comprise of 55-65 % methane‚ 35-45 % carbon dioxide‚ 0.5-1.0 % hydrogen sulfide and
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Food safety Food safety is linked to the presence of food-borne hazards in food at the point of consumption. Since food safety hazards can occur at any stage in the food chain it is essential that adequate control be in place. Therefore‚ a combined effort of all parties through the food chain is required. [edit]ISO 22000 standard The ISO 22000 international standard specifies the requirements for a food safety management system that involves the following elements: interactive communication
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and procedural controls? General Principles of Prevention: There are some general principles of prevention that can be applied to eliminate hazards and reduce the risk in the workplace. These principles rely on the correct selection of technical‚ procedural and behavioral controls. 1. Avoid risk: 2. Evaluate risks which cannot be avoided 3. Control hazards at source: 4. Adapt work to suit the individual 5. Adapt to technical progress 6. Replace the dangerous with the non dangerous or less dangerous
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Philippines in very vulnerable to hazards as poverty and human development is so variable; in outlying areas and small islands. Increasing urbanisation can add to earthquake and typhoon vulnerability. Physical factors have also affected the vulnerability of The Philippines‚ such as slopes‚ increase land degradation and deforestation have increased susceptibility to secondary hazards such as landslides during earthquakes and flash flooding during typhoons. A hazard risk requires people to be present/affected
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in other states / territories as they are governed by different legislation. At the workplace management level the responsibilities must be specific‚ covering tactical and operational outcomes eg: Identifying‚ assessing and controlling workplace hazards and risks Minimizing events that could lead to injury Reduced costs of claims Assessment activity 3: Identify and approve financial and human resources for the effective operation of the OHS system What are some examples of financial and human
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to make them contribute towards maintaining the workplace safe‚ risk free and quality decision making. All staff members are told and trained to fill risk and hazard report forms. Teams are to be made to assess risks and hazards at workplace and submit report with suggestions to avoid those risks. All the information such as the hazard inspection reports‚ minutes of OHS Committee
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MP A R Munich Personal RePEc Archive Natural hazards and disaster management in Pakistan Himayatullah Khan and Abuturab Khan 12. October 2008 Online at http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/11052/ MPRA Paper No. 11052‚ posted 12. October 2008 23:59 UTC Natural hazards and disaster management in Pakistan Himayatullah Khan Professor‚ Department of Development Studies COMSATS Institute of Information Technology‚ Abbottabad and Institute of Development Studies NWFP Agricultural University‚ Peshawar
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According to the hazard-based model these transfer effects are unlikely to occur‚ because participants were informed of the new FP distribution and under this model participants should be able to quickly tune in on the hazard function that applies in the new distribution. However‚ according to MTP there should be transfer effects across different FP distributions‚ because memory traces formed under a given FP distribution cannot be undone when starting a new FP
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