SF Journal of Environmental and Earth Science
Published articles in this issue
Abstract: Several species of benthic invertebrates are known as potential bioindicators of polluting impact in marine environments, thanks to their considerable filtering activity on the surrounding water and their important ecological role as hotspot of marine diversity.
Abstract: Human activities are generating huge amount of harmful gases, particulates, and biological molecules. PM2.5 is an atmospheric particulate matter of diameter of fewer than 2.5 micrometres which is around 3 percent
Abstract: Preliminary investigation was carried out into the helminth endoparasites of amphibians of two communities, Fiberesima Polo and ATC Sandfill, in Okrika, Rivers State, Nigeria.
Abstract: The plating enterprises have been arranged in every cities and provinces in Vietnam. Wastewater from plating industry containing high concentration of heavy metals has caused a serious issue for the receiving water bodies in Vietnam.
Abstract: For the first time, in this paper are mentioned the effects of the medicines in the environment, including mostly human, animal and fish health and curiously there are not so many studies as it should be expected due to.
Abstract: China’s effort to mitigate soil organic carbon (SOC) loss caused by rapid land use changes over the last two decades faces great challenges. Generally, land use change projects in China
Abstract: Can Gio mangrove forest is first biosphere reserve in Vietnam, on January 21st 2000, the MAB/UNESCO Committee recognized the Can Gio mangrove like as International Biosphere Reserve.
Abstract: The aim of this research was to analyze ecological risk of heavy metals from agricultural soils in the industrial areas of Tangail district in Bangladesh. In this research, six heavy metals (Cr, Ni, Cu, As, Cd and Pb)
Abstract: Characterization of groundwater in highland areas of south-eastern Sokoto Basin revealed that Fe3+, Zn2+, Mg2+, Na+, PO4 3- and SO4 2- concentrations are above WHO and National Standard
Abstract: There is growing number of emission measurements of methane (CH4) to the atmosphere worldwide, as a result of its atmospheric chemical and radiative roles becomes prevalent. In this review progress on estimating and understanding both the magnitude of, and environmental
Abstract: Despite the significant developments in methodological approaches to greenhouse gas (GHG) flux measurements, the selection of best method for GHG flux research remain very difficult owing to the fact that nearly all the approved methodologies have some observed limitations