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  1. IMPACT OF SLUM ON VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF CROSS RIVER STATE
  2. AN ANALYSIS OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF LAND FILL EMISSIONS. (A CASE STUDY OF THE ABA ROAD LANDFILL IN OWERRI, IMO STATE, NIGERIA)
  3. CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION: AN ESSENTIAL BUT LAGGING PART OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN NIGERIA
  4. WASTE DISPOSAL AND LANDFILL: POTENTIAL HAZARDS 
  5. THE IMPACT OF ENERGY RECOVERY FROM MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK IN EUROPEAN UNION AND NIGERIA 
  6. EVER-GROWING AMMAN, IMO STATE: URBAN EXPANSION, SOCIAL POLARISATION AND CONTEMPORARY URBAN PLANNING ISSUES
  7. THE REGIONAL SOLID WASTE EXCHANGE INFORMATION AND EXPERTISE NETWORK IN MASHREQ AND MAGHREB COUNTRIES   
  8. THE GREEN ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY FOR ARID REGIONS & MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES
  9. METAP, “DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION IN MSW MANAGEMENT
  10. EVALUATION REPORT: IMO STATE METHANE CAPTURE AND UTILIZATION DEMONSTRATION PROJECT  
  11. PERFORMANCE OF A FULL-SCALE BIOFILTER WITH PEAT AND ASH AS A MEDIUM FOR TREATING INDUSTRIAL LANDFILL LEACHATE: A 3-YEAR STUDY OF POLLUTANT REMOVAL EFFICIENCY
  12. REVIEW ON LANDFILL LEACHATE TREATMENTS
  13. SIZE-FRACTIONATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF LANDFILL LEACHATE AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF CU ADSORPTION CAPACITY IN SOIL AND AGED REFUSE
  14. STANDARDS FOR LANDFILLS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
  15.  LANDFILLING OF WASTE: LEACHATE 
  16. METAL LEACHING FROM MSWI BOTTOM ASH AS AFFECTED BY SALT OR DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER
  17. EVALUATION OF THE DAILY COVER SOIL IN MAFRAQ LANDFILL –IMO STATE USING HYDRUS 2D/3D SIMULATION
  18. THE ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECT OF LANDFILL LEACHATE ON GROUND-WATER QUALITY-A CASE STUDY. EL-AKADER LANDFILL SITE-NORTH IMO STATE
  19. CHARACTERISTICS OF LANDFILL LEACHATES AND ALTERNATIVES FOR THEIR TREATMENT: A REVIEW
  20. STUDY OF COLLOIDAL CONTENT AND ASSOCIATED HEAVY METALS IN LANDFILL LEACHATE: A CASE STUDY OF EL-AKADER LANDFILL SITE: IMO STATE
  21. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF SOLID WASTE LANDFILLING
  22. NEW TRENDS IN WASTE MANAGEMENT: NIGERIA AND NORTH AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE
  23. MICROBIAL METHANE OXIDATION PROCESSES AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR MITIGATION OF LANDFILL GAS EMISSIONS
  24. IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE MONTHLY RUNOFF OF A SEMI-ARID CATCHMENT: CASE STUDY ZARQA RIVER BASIN (IMO STATE)
  25. WHO, “AIR QUALITY QUIDELINES FOR EUROPE (2ND ED.),” IN EUROPEANSERIES NO. 91, COPENHAGEN: WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, REGIONAL OFFICE FOR EUROPE, 2000.
  26. STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION – CONTRIBUTION TO GHG MITIGATION IN THE WASTE MANAGEMENT SECTOR
  27. IMPACT OF (EPA’S) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY STRATEGY FOR REDUCING HEALTH RISKS IN URBAN AREAS
  28. THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE (IPCC) CLIMATE CHANGE 2007: IMPACTS, ADAPTATION AND VULNERABILITY
  29. SOLID WASTE LANDFILLS AS A SOURCE OF GREEN ENERGY: CASE STUDY OF AL AKEEDER LANDFIL
  30. MITIGATION OF METHANE EMISSIONS FROM SANITARY LANDFILLS AND SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS IN IMO STATE
  31. CLIMATE CHANGE IN IMO STATE: A COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION APPROACH
  32. ECONOMIC COMPARISON OF GREENHOUSE GAS MITIGATION OPTIONS IN GERMANY AND NIGERIA
  33. A STUDY TO DETERMINE THE INCIDENCE OF DRUG ABUSE AMONG THE STUDENTS OF TERTIARY INSTITUTION
  34. THE KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTION OF HIV/AIDS RISK BEHAVIOUR AMONG THE STUDENTS
  35. FACTORS INFLUENCING FEMALE PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
  36. KNOWLEDGE OF THE INFLUENCE OF LIFESTYLE ON FITNESS PROMOTION AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
  37. STUDY PRIMARILY AIMS TO INVESTIGATE THE ROLES AND BENEFITS OF SPORTS OR THE PHYSICAL HEALTH OF PEOPLE
  38. THE STUDY IS TO INVESTIGATE THE EFFECTS OF BODY TYPE OF ATHLETES HAS ON SPORTS PERFORMANCE AND ULTIMATELY SUCCESS IN A SPECIFIC SPORT
  39. SANITARY PRACTICES AND IMPLICATIONS ON OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS HEALTH
  40. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE LEVEL OF PARTICIPATION AND ACHIEVEMENT OF HUMAN KINETICS STUDENTS
  41. RISK FACTORS OF CONTRACTING SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS AMONG STUDENTS
  42. FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR SELF MEDICATION AMONG THE INDIGENES OF EKOSODIN
  43. ACKNOWLEDGE OF BREAST SELF EXAMINATION AMONG FRESH FEMALE STUDENTS
  44. INFLUENCE OF MATERNAL NUTRITION ON THE EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING OF INFANTS
  45. INFLUENCE OF HOME ENVIRONMENT ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
  46. ATTITUDE AND PRACTICES OF  BREAST SELF EXAMINATION AMONG FEMALE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS
  47. TEACHERS AND STUDENTS PERCEPTION OF THE TEACHING OF SEXUALITY EDUCATION IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
  48. THE RISK FACTORS IN THE HOSTELS
  49. ATTITUDE OF PARENTS TOWARDS THE STUDY OF SEX EDUCATION IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
  50. DEFORESTATION AND REFORESTATION IN NAMIBIA: THE GLOBAL CONSEQUENCES OF LOCAL CONTRADICTIONS
  51. EFFECT OF BASIC MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS ON CONSTRUCTION WORKFORCE PRODUCTIVITY
  52. IMPACT OF MARINE POLLUTION ON SHIPPING OPERATION IN THE SOUTH-SOUTH GEOPOLITICAL ZONE
  53. An Assessment Of The Socio-economic Impacts (effects) Of Agulu-nanka Gully Erosion, Anambra State, Southeastern Nigeria
  54. THE IMPACT OF RECYCLING IN PRESERVING THE ENVIRONMENT
  55. BIOFUELS BOOM SPURS DEFORESTATION: EFFORTS TO SLOW CLIMATE CHANGE BY USING BIOFUELS AND PLANTING MILLIONS OF TREES FOR CARBON CREDITS HAVE IRONICALLY BROUGHT MAJOR NEW CAUSES OF DEFORESTATION, REPORTS STEPHEN LEAHY
  56. PLANNING FOR EX-LANDFILL REDEVELOPMENT: ASSESSING WHAT COMMUNITY HAVE
  57. HOUSING AS AN ASPECT OF SOCIO POLICY MAKING (A STUDY OF RIVER STATE IN MIND
  58. THE STATE OF THE EARTH: ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES IN RIVERS STATE
  59. Sustainable Life Path Concept: Journeying Toward Sustainable Consumption
  60. Sustainable Consumption in Finland.
  61. Sustainable Consumption in Finland.
  62. Economics and Ethical Concerns for the Environment in Consumer Choices.
  63. Implementing Sustainable Development.
  64. SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT AND THE MANAGEMENT OF URBAN
  65. ESTATE SERVICE AND ITS EFFECT ON RENTAL VALUE
  66. Accountability of FCS Education to a Sustainability Ethos
  67. Consuming Values and Contested Cultures:An Analysis of the UK Strategy for Sustainable Consumption and Production
  68. Shotguns, Spray, and Smoke: Regulating Atmospheric Deposition of Pollutants under the Clean Water Act
  69. The Forestry Crisis as a Crisis of the Rule of Law
  70. Building Sustainable Societies: A Blueprint for a Post-industrial World
  71. Sustainable Consumption And The Importance Of Neighbourhood :A Central City/Suburb Comparison
  72. Harnessing the Power of Science in Environmental Law
  73. Protecting Life on Earth.
  74. Equality Among Unequals in International Environmental Law: Differential Treatment for Developing Countries
  75. Discretion and the Criminalization.
  76. Management Of Commercial Properties In Nigeria
  77. AN ASSESSMENT OF NIGERIA’S RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY FOR SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
  78. politics of conservation: using international carbon trading to protect forests and biodiversity
  79. National experiences and prospects
  80. No Deep Breathing: Air pollution impedes lung development
  81. Law in Environmental Decision-Making.
  82. Maternal Exposure To Air Pollution And Birth Outcomes
  83. Effect Of Early Life Exposure To Air Pollution On Development Of Childhood Asthma
  84. Environment and Statecraft.
  85. HOUSING AS AN ASPECT OF SOCIO POLICY MAKING (A STUDY OF RIVER STATE)
  86. THE RELEVANCE OF TOOLS AND MACHINERY IN ACCIDENT PREVENTION
  87. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL WITHIN AN INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT(A CASE STUDY OF PORT HARCOURT REFINERY RIVERS STATE)
  88. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF WORLD RELIGIONS
  89. ECONOMIC GROWTH VERSUS THE ENVIRONMENT: THE POLITICS OF WEALTH, HEALTH AND AIR POLLUTION
  90. ACT OF GOD:THE UNNATURAL HISTORY OF NATURAL DISASTER IN NIGERIA.
  91. URBAN GROWTH, FARM EXPORTS DRIVE TROPICAL DEFORESTATION
  92. The politics of conservation: using international carbon trading to protect forest and biodiversity
  93. AMBIENT AIR POLLUTION AND PREGNANCY OUTCOMES: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE GLOBAL ISSUES FOR GLOBAL CITIZENS.
  94. THE IMPACT OF CASH CROPPING, FARM TECHNOLOGIES, AND DEFORESTATION IN NIGERIA
  95. INTEGRATED PUBLIC LANDS MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS .
  96. HIMALAYAN PERCEPTIONS: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND THE WELL-BEING OF MOUNTAIN
  97. CARTOGRAPHIES OF DANGER:MAPPING HAZARDS IN NIGERIA
  98. ESTATE SERVICE AND ITS EFFECT ON RENTAL VALUE
  99. LAND TENURE SYSTEM IN NIGERIA (A STUDY OF IKEDURU L.G.A AREA OF IMO STATE)
  100. AN INVESTIGATION IN THE SUITABILITY OF ACCIDENT SENSOR IN THE CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT.
  101. THE RELEVANCE OF TOOLS AND MACHINERY IN ACCIDENT PREVENTION
  102. CREDIT MANAGEMENT IN BANKING SECTOR (A CASE STUDY OF SKYLE BANK)
  103. AMBIENT AIR POLLUTION AND PREGNANCY OUTCOMES: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
  104. EVALUATING THE IMPACT IMO STATE BIOGAS COMPANY AVAILABLE
  105. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL IN MAFRAQ CITY,” HYDROGEOL. UMWELT., VOL. 33, PP. 1-21, 2005.
  106. KEEPING THE PROMISE AND ACHIEVING ASPIRATIONS,” MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION UNITED NATIONS IN IMO STATE 
  107. BASIC DESIGN STUDY REPORT ON THE PROJECT FOR IMPROVEMENT OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN MAJOR LOCAL AREAS IN THE HASHEMITE KINGDOM OF IMO STATE
  108. WATER RESOURCES POLICY AND MANAGEMENT IN IMO STATE INTEGRATED URBAN WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
  109. IMPACT OF SANITARY LANDFILLS: TOWARD SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
  110. GROUNDWATER VULNERABILITY TO SELENIUM IN SEMI-ARID ENVIRONMENTS: AMMAN ZARQA BASIN, IMO STATE
  111. IMMINENT THREATS TO GROUNDWATER RESOURCES IN THE MIDDLE EAST DUE TO UNCONTROLLED LANDFILLING.
  112. GROUNDWATER PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGY IN IMO STATE,” WATER RESOURCE MANAGE., VOL. 23, PP. 2379-2394, 2009.
  113. HARNESSING SALTY WATER TO ENHANCE SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS OF THE RURAL POOR IN FOUR COUNTRIES IN WEST ASIA AND NORTH AFRICA.,” NATIONAL CENTER FOR AGRICULTUR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY, MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, AMMAN, IMO STATE
  114. ASSESSMENT OF NITRATE CONTAMINATION OF KARST SPRINGS, BANI KANANA, NORTHERN IMO STATE
  115. LEACHATE CHARACTERIZATION AND ASSESSMENT OF GROUNDWATER POLLUTION NEAR MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SITE
  116. HYDROGEOLOGICAL DATA EVALUATION AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AT AL-AKEEDER LANDFILL SITE, IMO STATE: ASSESSING POLLUTION RISKS
  117. WASTE MANAGEMENT: PLANNING, EVALUATION, TECHNOLOGIES
  118. ANALYSIS OF SPECIATION OF HEAVY METALS IN LANDFILL LEACHATE
  119. GIS-BASED EVALUATION OF GROUNDWATER VULNERABILITY IN THE RUSSEIFA AREA, IMO STATE
  120. PREDICTION OF CONTAMINANTS MIGRATION AT UNLINED LANDFILL SITES IN AN ARID CLIMATE – A CASE STUDY,” WATER AIR SOIL POLLUTE
  121. AQUIFER GROUND WATER QUALITY AND FLOW IN THE YARMOUK RIVER BASIN OF NORTHERN IMO STATE
  122. EVALUATION OF AQUIFERS VULNERABILITY TO CONTAMINATION IN THE YARMOUK RIVER BASIN, IMO STATE, BASED ON DRASTIC METHOD
  123. GEOCHEMICAL ASSESSMENT OF GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON FLUORIDE CONCENTRATION, NORTH IMO STATE
  124. ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF NITRATE LEVELS IN GROUNDWATER AT AL-HASHIMIYA AREA, IMO STATE
  125. GEOCHEMISTRY AND POLLUTION OF SHALLOW AQUIFERS IN THE MAFRAQ AREA, NORTH IMO STATE
  126. IMPACT OF WATER QUALITY FOR AGRICULTURE,” FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
  127. LANDFILLS IN ARID ENVIRONMENT IN NIGERIA
  128.  THE LANDFILLS AS AN HAZARDOUS WASTE AND IT’S IMPLICATIONS ON HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT
  129. CONTAINMENT LANDFILLS: THE MYTH OF SUSTAINABILITY
  130. PARTICIPATORY GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT IN IMO STATE: DEVELOPMENT AND ANALYSIS OF OPTIONS
  131. THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC AWARENESS AND WILLINGNESS FOR RECYCLE IN IMO STATE
  132. EVALUATION OF LANDFILL LEACHATE IN ARID CLIMATE–A CASE STUDY
  133. SOLID WASTE LANDFILLS AS A SOURCE OF GREEN ENERGY: CASE STUDY OF AL AKEEDER LANDFILL,” PRESENTED AT THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION ON GREEN ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY FOR ARID REGIONS & MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES, AMMAN, IMO STATE
  134. WHO, “GUIDELINES FOR DRINKING-WATER QUALITY,” WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, SWITZERLAND, RECOMMENDATIONS
  135. THE IMO STATE LAND EXPERIENCE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SOLID WASTE,” CORPORATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 
  136. TECHNO-ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN IMO STATE
  137. WASTE MANAGEMENT,” IN FOURTH ASSESSMENT REPORT OF THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION CAMBRIDGE, UNITED KINGDOM AND NEW YORK, NY, USA, 
  138. FORECASTING MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE GENERATION FOR URBAN AND RURAL REGIONS
  139. HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF IMPROPER SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN LAGOS METROPOLIS
  140.  ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF HEAVY RAINFALL ON FARMLANDS IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF BENUE STATE)
  141. EVALUATING THE PROBLEMS OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OLUSOSUN DUMPING SITE AT OJOTA LAGOS)
  142. EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL IN YENAGOA AND THE INTRODUCTION OF MODERN WASTE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY IN NIGERIA
  143. METHANE EMISSIONS FROM LANDFILLS: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTION
  144. THE IMPACT OF SOLID WASTES IN URBAN CENTRES IN NIGERIA
  145.  IMPACT OF LANDFILL  IN NIGERIA,  A CASE STUDY OF WARRI IN DELTA STATE
  146. THE INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION PROGRAMME ON THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE
  147. IMPACT OF SLUM ON VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF CROSS RIVER STATECAUSES AND EFFECTS OF ABANDONED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES (A CASE STUDY OF BENIN CITY)
  148. THE EFFECT FLOOD ON LAND UTILIZATION: DISASTER PREVENTION IN NIGERIA
  149. THE IMPACT OF AIR POLLUTION ON LAND UTILIZATION IN LAGOS STATE
  150. THE EFFECT OF AGBARHO SLAUGHTERHOUSE EFFLUENT ON THE AGBARHO RIVER WATER
  151. THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE ON URBAN TRANSPORTATION: A CASE STUDY OF EKPOMA AND ENVIRONS, ESAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, EDO STATE
  152. THE EFFECT OF HEAVY RAINFALL IN LAGOS METROPOLIS. Environmental Science
  153. DEFORESTATION CAUSES, EFFECTS AND CONTROL STRTEGIES
  154. ASSESSMENT OF AMBIENT AIR WITHIN THE VICINITY OF A CHARCOAL PRODUCTION SITE IN AMUKPE SAPELE, DELTA STATE
  155. CONSEQUENCES OF DEFORESTATION ON RURAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME (A CASE STUDY OF ODIGHI EDO STATE). Environmental Science
  156. ENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRITY IN NIGERIA AND CHALLENGE OF CRUDE OIL THEFT
  157. INCIDENCE OF DEFORESTATION AMONG THE POPULACE AND ENVIRONMENT OF ODIGHI COMMUNITY
  158. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION IN NIGERIA: ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS
  159. IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING ON RURAL DEVELOPMENT (A CASE STUDY OF ULI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA IN ANAMBRA STATE). Environmental Science
  160. EFFECT OF GAS FLARING INTO THE ECOSYSTEM (A CASE STUDY OF NIGER DELTA REGION OF NIGERIA)
  161. EVALUATING THE PROBLEMS OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA
  162. HEALTH EDUCATION AS A PARAGIDM TO AN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICER IN ACHIEVING VISION 2020 (IGBOGENE-EPIE)
  163. MARINE POLLUTION IN SUB SAHARAN AFRICA: ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACTS TO SHIPPING OPERATIONS AND MARINE ENVIRONMENT
  164. RURAL DEVELOPMENT: A MEANS OF COMBATING RURAL-URBAN MIGRATION IN NIGERIA, Environmental Science Project topics
  165. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF PATTERN OF LAND USE IN OSUN STATE. Environmental Science
  166. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RENTAL VARIATION IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF PORT HARCOURT 2004- 2015)
  167. THE IMPACT OF STUDENT POPULATION ON RENTAL VALUE AROUND THE POLYTECHNIC NEIGHBOUHOOD (CASE STUDY OF RUFUS GIWA POLYTHECNIC OWO). Environmental Scienc
  168. CAUSES OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECT FAILURES AND ABANDONEMTS IN NIGERIA
  169. EVALUATING THE PROBLEMS OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA
  170. IMPACT OF SLUM ON VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF CROSS RIVER STATE. Environmental Science Project topics
  171. CAUSES OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECT FAILURES AND ABANDONEMTS IN NIGERIA
  172. IMPACT OF MATERIALS MANAGEMENT ON PROJECT DELIVERING IN NIGERIA
  173. INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL PROGRAMS: A REMEDY TO LAGOS MEGACITY CHALLENGES
  174. LAND REFORMS IN NIGERIA: ISSUES, PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
  175. THE IMPACT OF CORRUPTION ON MORTGAGE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA. 
  176. CHALLENGES OF MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA
  177. ABUJA LAND AVAILABILITY CHALLENGES AND MISMANAGEMENT: ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS, Environmental Science Project topics
  178. IMPROVING MAINTENANCE CULTURE AND QUALITY OF PUBLIC PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF AKWA IBOM INTERNATIONAL STADIUM). 
  179. RESIDENTIAL BUILDING COLLAPSE IN NIGERIA: CAUSES, EFFECTS AND SOLUTIONS
  180. EVALUATION OF PROBLEMS OF INSUFFICIENT ACCOMODATION TO MILLITARY PERSONNELS (A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIAN ARMY). Environmental Science Project topics
  181. AN ASSESSMENT OF LAND USE AND ALLOCATION PROCEDURE IN PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT (A CASE STUDY OF UYO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA). 
  182. AN APPRAISAL OF INMATES’ REHABILITATION FACILITIES IN KADUNA AND ZARIA
  183. THE EFFECT OF HEAVY RAIN FALLS ON FARM LANDS IN NIGERIA. A CASE OF ITU LOCAL GOVERNMENT
  184. THE EFFECT OF REFUSE DISPOSAL ON HUMAN HEALTH IN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF BAYELSA STATE.Environmental Science Project topics
  185. THE EFFECT OF PIPELINE VITALIZATION IN NIGERIA: PROBLEM AND SOLUTION.
  186. ASSESSMENT OF AMBIENT AIR WITHIN THE VICINITY OF A CHARCOAL PRODUCTION SITE IN AMUKPE SAPELE, DELTA STATE
  187. CONSEQUENCES OF DEFORESTATION ON RURAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME (A CASE STUDY OF ODIGHI EDO STATE)
  188. THE IMPACT OF ENHANCING RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: PERISCOPING THE IMPEDIMENTS AND EXPLORING IMPERATIVE MEASURES
  189. EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF TWO NATURAL WOOD SEASONING MEDIA
  190. INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITIES ON THE GERMINATION AND EARLY GROWTH OF TRECULIA AFRICANA
  191. EVALUATION OF CONSUMPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF MUSHROOM AND SNAILS AMONG URBAN HOUSE HOLDS WITHIN AKURE METROPOLIS
  192. CHARACTERIZATION OF PYROLYTIC BIOFUEL PREPARED FROM BIOMASS OF CEIBA PENTANDRA AND MELICIA EXCELSA
  193. INFLUENCE OF MYCORRHIZA ON SELECTED TREE SPECIES: GLIRICIDIA SEPIUM, ACACIA AURICULIFORMIS, LEUCAENA LEUCOCEPHALA
  194. ANALYSIS OF POVERTY STATUS OF FOREST DWELLERS IN COASTAL COMMUNITIES IN ONDO STATE, Environmental Science Project topics
  195. INFLUENCE OF PLANTATION AGE ON FIBRE CHARACTERISTICS OF GMELINA ARBOREA
  196. COMPARATIVE CHARACTERIZATION OF BIODIESELS PRODUCED BY TRANSESTERIFICATION FROM JATRPHA CURCAS AND THEVETIA NERIFOLIA SEEDS
  197. DETERMINATION OF ANTI-OXIDANT, NUTRITIONAL AND ANTI-NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION OF GARCINIA KOLA AND CHRYSOPHYLLUM ALBIDUM FROM RAINFOREST ECOSYSTEM OF ONDO STATE
  198. THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITIES ON THE GERMINATION AND EARLY GROWTH OF CHRYSOPHYLLUM ALBIDUM SEEDLINGS
  199. AN ASSESSMENT OF NIGERIA’S RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY FOR SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
  200. CRITICAL ELEMENTS FOR   ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE
  201. FLOODS PHYSICAL PROCESSES AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON HUMAN
  202.  ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS. ASSESSING RISK AND REDUCING DISASTER
  203.   THE EFFECT OF GLOBAL FLOOD: PROBLEM AND SOLUTION, Environmental Science Project topics
  204. EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE (FLOOD) ON HOUSING FOR THE URBAN POOR IN ILAJESOMOLU LOCAL GOVERNMENT
  205. ACCESSING THE CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
  206. CHALLENGES OF POOR DRAINAGE SYSTEMS AND FLOODS  CONTROL IN LAGOS METROPOLIS, NIGERIA
  207.  THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF FLOODING ON TRANSPORTATION LANDUSE IN BENIN CITY, NIGERIA, Environmental Science Project topics
  208. FLOOD HAZARD MAPPING AND RISK MANAGEMENT IN PARTS OF LAGOS STATE
  209. RURAL SOCIOLOGY AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT WITH FOCUS ON NIGERIA
  210. RURAL-URBAN MIGRATION AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
  211. THE EFFECT OF COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
  212. DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD CRISIS IN EMERGING ECONOMY: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF NIGERIA, Environmental Science Project topics
  213.  THE EFFECT ABANDONED BUILDINGS: MAGNETS FOR CRIME
  214. THE IMPACT ON MANAGEMENT OF ABANDONED PROJECT IN NIGERIA
  215. AN ASSESSMENT OF HOUSING CONDITION AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC LIFE STYLES OF SLUM DWELLERS IN AKURE, NIGERIA
  216. A PERSPECTIVE OF MATERIAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN A FAST DEVELOPING ECONOMY, Environmental Science Project topics
  217. THE EFFECTS OF CONSTRUCTION DELAYS ON PROJECTS DELIVERY IN NIGERIA
  218. EFFECTS OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON PROJECTS SCHEDULES
  219. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSTRUCTION TIME AND COST OVERRUNS ON HIGH-RISE PROJECT IN NIGERIA
  220. RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS OBSTACLES AND PROBLEMS IN NIGERIA 
  221. THE EFFECT OF HYDROCARBON INSECTICIDES AND THEIR RISKS FOR ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH
  222. THE IMPORTANCE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION
  223. THE NEED FOR EFFECTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICIES IN NIGERIA
  224. THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND HEALTH EFFECTS OF WASTE MANAGEMENT
  225. THE IMPORTANCE OF RECYCLING TO WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA
  226. THE IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING AN EFFECTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL STRATEGY
  227. THE EFFECT  OF REUSE, RECYCLING OF PLASTICS AND ESSENTIAL TO WASTE MANAGEMENT
  228. THE ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF PAPER, METAL, WOOD, GLASS AND PLASTICS ARE RECYCLED
  229. THE IMPACT OF MANAGING SOLID WASTE: REDUCE, REUSE AND RECYCLE
  230. THE IMPACT OF RECYCLING IN PRESERVING THE ENVIRONMENT
  231. THE IMPACT OF INTEGRATING ECONOMIC INCENTIVES TO PROMOTE RECYCLING IN WASTE MANAGEMENT
  232. DISCUSSING THE WASTE MANAGEMENT EXPECTATIONS OF THE FUTURE
  233. IMPACT OF CREATING RECYCLABLE PRODUCTS SUPPORT EFFECTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT
  234. THE IMPACT OF INEFFICIENT WASTE MANAGEMENT TO OCEANS IN NIGERIA
  235. THE IMPACT OF MANAGING ELECTRONIC WASTE TO ENSURE GREEN COMPUTING
  236. RECYCLING AND REUSE: ALTERNATIVES TO WASTE MANAGEMENT
  237. THE EFFECTS OF SOLID WASTE TO BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTS IN NIGERIA
  238.  LANDFILL EMISSIONS AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT IN NIGERIA
  239. WASTE MANAGEMENT AND ITS EFFECTS ON ECONOMIC GROWTH
  240. A STUDY ON ENVIRONMENTAL HABITABILITY OF CORE RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBOURHOOD IN AKURE, NIGERIA 
  241. THE IMPACT OF DOMESTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT AND URBAN RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT: FOCUS ON AKURE, NIGERIA
  242. THE IMPACT OF SOLID WASTE LANDFILLS IN NIGERIA
  243. ASSESSMENT OF HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND AFFORDABILITY IN OGUN STATE (CASE STUDY OPIC AND OGUN STATE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT)
  244. THE EFFECT OF METHANE EMISSIONS FROM LANDFILLS IN NIGERIA 
  245. THE IMPACT OF TRADITIONAL LANDFILLS AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS IN NIGERIA
  246. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF LOSS OF RECYCLABLE COMPONENTS OF WASTE LANDFILLED IN ABIA STATE
  247. PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS OF ‎LANDFILL TAX IN NIGERIA
  248. THE EFFECT OF DOMESTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT IN SOUTH WEST NIGERIA. ISSUES AND CHALLANGES
  249. AN ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL PROBLEMS ON LANDFILL TAX IN NIGERIA
  250. ‎THE IMPACT OF LANDFILL DIVERSION IN NIGERIA
  251. THE IMPACT OF LANDFILL MINING IN NIGERIA 
  252. AIR POLLUTION A CONTINUING HEALTH THREAT IN WORLD’S CITIES
  253. THE IMPACT OF  REGULATING AIR POLLUTION IN THE COMMON LAW STATE
  254. THE IMPACT OF MAKING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: THE POLITICS OF PROTECTING THE EARTH
  255. THE EFFECT OF AUTISM LINKED TO CHEMICALS IN AIR POLLUTION
  256. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DEFORESTATION, ENVIRONMENT, AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
  257. ECONOMIC GROWTH VERSUS THE ENVIRONMENT: THE POLITICS OF WEALTH, HEALTH AND AIR POLLUTION
  258. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NUCLEAR POWER, POLLUTION AND POLITICS
  259. POLLUTION PREVENTION AND COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: OPENING DOORS THROUGH COOPERATION AND PARTNERSHIPS
  260. DECEIT AND DENIAL: THE DEADLY POLITICS OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION
  261. TOXIC WASTES AND RACE AT TWENTY: WHY RACE STILL MATTERS AFTER ALL OF THESE YEARS
  262. RIPARIAN AREAS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES: HYDROLOGY, ECOLOGY, AND MANAGEMENT
  263. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF WORLD RELIGIONS AND CLEAN WATER LAWS
  264. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
  265. THE IMPAT OF SHOTGUNS, SPRAY, AND SMOKE: REGULATING ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION OF POLLUTANTS UNDER THE CLEAN WATER ACT
  266. JUSTICE KENNEDY AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES: A FUNCTIONAL APPROACH TO CLEAN WATER ACT JURISDICTION AFTER RAPANOS
  267. ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND THE CLEAN WATER ACT: STRATEGIES FOR FITTING NEW SCIENCE INTO OLD LAW
  268. THE AMERICAN WEST AT RISK: SCIENCE, MYTHS, AND POLITICS OF LAND ABUSE AND RECOVERY
  269. RACE AND THE INCIDENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS: A TIME FOR DISCOURSE
  270. AT RISK: NATURAL HAZARDS, PEOPLE’S VULNERABILITY, AND DISASTERS
  271. EXPLORING THE BOUNDARIES OF CRISIS COMMUNICATION: THE CASE OF THE 1997 RED RIVER VALLEY FLOOD
  272. THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION: USING INTERNATIONAL CARBON TRADING TO PROTECT FORESTS AND BIODIVERSITY
  273. GLOBAL ISSUES FOR GLOBAL CITIZENS: AN INTRODUCTION TO KEY DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES
  274. INTEGRATED PUBLIC LANDS MANAGEMENT: PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS TO NATIONAL FORESTS, PARKS, WILDLIFE REFUGES, AND BLM LANDS
  275. HIMALAYAN PERCEPTIONS: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND THE WELL-BEING OF MOUNTAIN PEOPLES
  276. ACTS OF GOD: THE UNNATURAL HISTORY OF NATURAL DISASTER IN NIGERIA
  277. CARTOGRAPHIES OF DANGER: MAPPING HAZARDS IN NIGERIA
  278. SHADOWED GROUND:NIGERIAN’S LANDSCAPES OF VIOLENCE AND TRAGEDY
  279.  A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CHALLENGES OF URBAN AREAS FACING FLOOD RISKS
  280. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS: ASSESSING RISK AND REDUCING DISASTER
  281. THE EFFECT OF HAZARDOUS METROPOLIS: FLOODING AND URBAN ECOLOGY IN NIGERIA
  282. HAZARD RESPONSE CAPABILITIES OF A SMALL COMMUNITY: A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA
  283. JUSTICE AND THE ENVIRONMENT: CONCEPTIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AND THEORIES OF DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE
  284. ENVIRONMENTAL INEQUALITIES: CLASS, RACE, AND INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION IN NIGERIA
  285. CONFRONTING ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM: VOICES FROM THE GRASSROOTS
  286.  ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM: CONFRONTING ISSUES OF GLOBAL JUSTICE
  287. SOCIETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT: PRAGMATIC SOLUTIONS TO ECOLOGICAL ISSUES
  288. TOXIC COMMUNITIES: ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM, INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION, AND RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY
  289. FOUNDATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY: THE COEVOLUTION OF SCIENCE AND POLICY
  290. GROUNDWATER PROBLEMS CAUSED BY IRRIGATION WITH SEWAGE EFFLUENT
  291. DEMANDING CLEAN FOOD AND WATER: THE FIGHT FOR A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT
  292. PLANNING FOR EX-LANDFILL REDEVELOPMENT: ASSESSING WHAT COMMUNITY HAVE IN MIND
  293. THE IMPACT OF GRASSROOTS CHALLENGES TO TRASH INCINERATORS IN NIGERIA
  294. THE EFFECT OF GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION IN NIGERIA
  295. THE EFFECT OF DUMPING IN DIXIE: RACE, CLASS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
  296. THE IMPACT OF CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION (C&D) LANDFILLS: EMERGING PUBLIC AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ISSUES
  297. THE STATE OF THE EARTH: ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES IN RIVERS STATE
  298. NATURE IN FRAGMENTS: THE LEGACY OF SPRAWL
  299. FACING UP TO FRESHWATER POLLUTION: WE ARE AT A TURNING POINT AS MOMENTOUS AS THE 1970S, WHEN THE CLEAN WATER ACT WAS ENACTED
  300. HEALTH IMPACT OF OUTDOOR AIR POLLUTION IN NIGERIA: CURRENT KNOWLEDGE AND FUTURE RESEARCH NEEDS
  301. EFFECTS OF OUTDOOR AND INDOOR AIR POLLUTION ON RESPIRATORY HEALTH OF CHILDREN FROM KINDERGARTEN IN NIGERIA
  302. DIRTY, SACRED RIVERS: CONFRONTING SOUTH ASIA’S WATER CRISIS
  303. THE EFFECT OF POLLUTION LIMITS AND POLLUTERS’ EFFORTS TO COMPLY: THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT MONITORING AND ENFORCEMENT
  304. THE IMPACT OF CORRUPTION ON DEFORESTATION: A CROSS-COUNTRY EVIDENCE
  305. BASIC FUNCTIONS AND PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN THE CONTEXT OF MANAGING WATER RESOURCES
  306. MOVING TO MARKETS IN ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION: LESSONS FROM TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
  307.  A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC POLICIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
  308. THE  PERSPECTIVES ON ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: GENDER, SEXUALITY, AND ACTIVISM
  309. ENVIRONMENT AND STATECRAFT: THE STRATEGY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TREATY-MAKING
  310. LAW IN ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION-MAKING: NATIONAL, EUROPEAN, AND INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
  311. SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE: RECONCILING ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
  312. THE IMPAT OF  INSTRUMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE? NATIONAL EXPERIENCES AND PROSPECTS
  313. DISCRETION AND THE CRIMINALIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
  314. EQUALITY AMONG UNEQUALS IN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: DIFFERENTIAL TREATMENT FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
  315. PROTECTING LIFE ON EARTH: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SCIENCE OF CONSERVATION
  316. HARNESSING THE POWER OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: WHY WE SHOULD, WHY WE DON’T, AND HOW WE CAN
  317. SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND THE IMPORTANCE OF NEIGHBOURHOOD: A CENTRAL CITY/SUBURB COMPARISON
  318. BUILDING SUSTAINABLE SOCIETIES: A BLUEPRINT FOR A POST-INDUSTRIAL WORLD
  319. CONSUMING VALUES AND CONTESTED CULTURES: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE NIGERIA STRATEGY FOR SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
  320. SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT AND THE MANAGEMENT OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTS
  321. IMPLEMENTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: STRATEGIES AND INITIATIVES IN HIGH CONSUMPTION SOCIETIES
  322. ACCOUNTABILITY OF FCS EDUCATION TO A SUSTAINABILITY ETHOS: FOCUS ON SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION
  323.  SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION: ECONOMICS AND ETHICAL CONCERNS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT IN CONSUMER CHOICES
  324. SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND THE LAW
  325. SUSTAINABLE LIFE PATH CONCEPT: JOURNEYING TOWARD SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION
  326. SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION IN FINLAND-THE PHENOMENON, CONSUMER PROFILES, AND FUTURE SCENARIOS
  327. ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS: A CRITICAL OVERVIEW
  328. ECONOMIC RIGHTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL WRONGS: PROPERTY RIGHTS FOR THE COMMON GOOD
  329. APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS: A GIS APPROACH TO COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS
  330. THE PROCESS OF BUSINESS/ENVIRONMENTAL COLLABORATIONS: PARTNERING FOR SUSTAINABILITY
  331. POPULATION, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND THE ENVIRONMENT
  332. THIRD MILLENNIUM CAPITALISM: CONVERGENCE OF ECONOMIC, ENERGY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES
  333. THE ECONOMICS OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS: STUDIES IN THE VALUATION OF COMMODITY AND AMENITY RESOURCES
  334. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL: BALANCING BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY IN AN AGE OF NIMBYS AND LULUS
  335. ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
  336. THE BENEFITS OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT: THEORY AND PRACTICE
  337. NATURAL RESOURCES, GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT: ECONOMICS, ECOLOGY AND RESOURCE-SCARCITY
  338. RESPECT FOR NATURE: A THEORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
  339. ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES IN A GLOBALISING WORLD: NATURE, JUSTICE, AND GOVERNANCE
  340. BOUNDARIES: A CASEBOOK IN ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
  341. FURNACE OF CREATION, CRADLE OF DESTRUCTION: A JOURNEY TO THE BIRTHPLACE OF EARTHQUAKES, VOLCANOES, AND TSUNAMIS
  342. PREDICTING THE UNPREDICTABLE: THE TUMULTUOUS SCIENCE OF EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION
  343. HIMALAYAN PERCEPTIONS: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND THE WELL-BEING OF MOUNTAIN PEOPLES
  344. THE ECONOMICS OF DEFORESTATION: THE EXAMPLE OF ECUADOR
  345. DEFORESTING MALAYSIA: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY AND SOCIAL ECOLOGY OF AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION AND COMMERCIAL LOGGING
  346. DEFORESTATION AND REFORESTATION IN NAMIBIA: THE GLOBAL CONSEQUENCES OF LOCAL CONTRADICTIONS
  347. THE DYNAMICS OF DEFORESTATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON
  348. THE IMPACT OF CASH CROPPING, FARM TECHNOLOGIES, AND DEFORESTATION IN NIGERIA
  349. THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION: USING INTERNATIONAL CARBON TRADING TO PROTECT FORESTS AND BIODIVERSITY
  350. BIOFUELS BOOM SPURS DEFORESTATION: EFFORTS TO SLOW CLIMATE CHANGE BY USING BIOFUELS AND PLANTING MILLIONS OF TREES FOR CARBON CREDITS HAVE IRONICALLY BROUGHT MAJOR NEW CAUSES OF DEFORESTATION, REPORTS STEPHEN LEAHY
  351. THE FORESTRY CRISIS AS A CRISIS OF THE RULE OF LAW
  352. URBAN GROWTH, FARM EXPORTS DRIVE TROPICAL DEFORESTATION
  353. REDUCING PERSONAL EXPOSURE TO PARTICULAR AIR POLLUTION IMPROVES CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH IN PATIENTS WITH CORONARY HEART DISEASE
  354. ECONOMIC GROWTH VERSUS THE ENVIRONMENT: THE POLITICS OF WEALTH, HEALTH AND AIR POLLUTION
  355. AIR POLLUTION IS A SERIOUS CARDIOVASCULAR RISK
  356. NO DEEP BREATHING: AIR POLLUTION IMPEDES LUNG DEVELOPMENT
  357. AMBIENT AIR POLLUTION AND PREGNANCY OUTCOMES: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
  358. MATERNAL EXPOSURE TO AIR POLLUTION AND BIRTH OUTCOMES
  359. EFFECT OF EARLY LIFE EXPOSURE TO AIR POLLUTION ON DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDHOOD ASTHMA
  360. ANALYSIS OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICE IN BREWERY INDUSTRY (A CASE STUDY OF CONSOLIDATED BREWERY (33 EXPORT) AWO-OMAMMA IMO STATE)
  361. THE PROBLEM OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIAN CITIES (A CASE OF OWERRI MUNICIPAL AREA COUNCIL).
  362. ASSESSMENT OF THE PROBLEMS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF URBAN HOUSING (A CASE STUDY OF OWERRI MUNICIPAL)
  363. CREDIT MANAGEMENT IN BANKING SECTOR (A CASE STUDY OF SKYLE BANK)
  364. A CRITICAL EXAMINATION ON LAND USE AND ALLOCATION PROCEDURE (A CASE STUDY OF OWERRI)
  365. MANAGEMENT OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF OWERRI NORTH IMO STATE)
  366. THE RELEVANCE OF TOOLS AND MACHINERY IN ACCIDENT PREVENTION . (A CASE STUDY OF SPDC PORT-HARCOURT). Environmental Science Project topics
  367. THE EFFECT OF LAND USE ACTIVITIES ON THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
  368. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL WITHIN AN INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT ( A CASE STUDY OF PORT HARCOURT REFINERY RIVERS STATE). Environmental Science Project topics
  369. PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN IMO STATE
  370. LAND TENURE SYSTEM IN NIGERIA (A STUDY OF IKEDURU L.G.A AREA OF IMO STATE)(A CASE STUDY OF OWERRI MUNICIPAL COUNCIL). Environmental Science Project topics
  371. HOUSING AS AN ASPECT OF SOCIO POLICY MAKING (A STUDY OF RIVER STATE). Environmental Science Project topics
  372. ESTATE SERVICE AND ITS EFFECT ON RENTAL VALUE
  373. AN INVESTIGATION IN THE SUITABILITY OF ACCIDENT SENSOR IN THE CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT. (A CASE STUDY OF SPDC PORT-HARCOURT).  Environmental Science Project topics
  374. RURAL MANAGEMENT AS A STRATEGY FOR REDUCING RURAL – URBAN MIGRATION IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF OWERRI MUNICIPAL)
  375. ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF THE USE OF AGRO- CHEMIACALS FOR RICE CULTIVATION IN UFUMA, ORUMBA NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA; ANAMBRA STATE
  376. IMPACT OF MARINE POLLUTION ON SHIPPING OPERATIONS IN THE SOUTH SOUTH GEO POLITICAL ZONE

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Organic gardening is the use of natural compost and manure to fertilise and grow plants and flowers. No harmful chemicals or pesticides are used to protect the plants. As opposed to gardening that uses pesticides and other chemicals, organic gardening is truly natural.

Organic gardening is one of the many ways in which we can get our share from the earth as well as preserve it for future generations. Not only is it safe, but it also does not harm the soil, the habitat or the environment.

For many it is not only saving the planet that prompts them to go for organic gardening. It is also a healthier option if you are growing fruit and vegetables. You also don’t have to worry about children or animals gaining access to your gardening chemicals.

Some may complain that it is time consuming, and that it takes much more effort to know about different creatures and also to make your own compost but the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

Advantages:

  • No chemicals are used. So all home-grown fruits and vegetables are safe
  • Using natural compost keeps the soil in good condition
  • Improvement in soil structure encourages beneficial creatures like worms which again lead to more fertility.
  • Doesn’t require much to make it. You can make your own compost from garden and kitchen waste.


You can create your own organic garden
Take a wooden box of about 1.5 to 2 feet deep, 3-4 feet long and 2-3 feet wide. Clean it and make 5-6 small holes at the bottom for the water to drain out. Take some fresh garden soil but make sure it does not have any artificial manure or pesticides mixed in it.

You can mix some cow dung or natural compost in the soil. Mix the soil thoroughly. Cover the holes in the box with small wire meshes or very small pebbles so that the sand or soil does not get in and block the drainage holes. Put the mixed soil in the box.

Select some flower/plant seedlings or seeds and plant them in the soil. Keep some distance between each seed, as the plants will need space to grow.

For your project you should select plants or seeds that will flower or give fruit during the time of your submission. Check at the local gardening store to select the right seeds of fruits and vegetables.

Take care to water your seeds and make sure they do not get too much sun or rain. Keep checking that the drainage is not blocked or too much water in the soil will destroy the seeds. When required you can add more manure and fertilizers to the soil but make sure they are natural and do not have any harmful chemicals.

When submitting your project label each fruit and vegetable and also make a display chart of the manures and fertilizers used with information about what it is made of.

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    1. IMPACT OF SLUM ON VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF CROSS RIVER STATE
    2. AN ANALYSIS OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF LAND FILL EMISSIONS. (A CASE STUDY OF THE ABA ROAD LANDFILL IN OWERRI, IMO STATE, NIGERIA)
    3. CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION: AN ESSENTIAL BUT LAGGING PART OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN NIGERIA
    4. WASTE DISPOSAL AND LANDFILL: POTENTIAL HAZARDS 
    5. THE IMPACT OF ENERGY RECOVERY FROM MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK IN EUROPEAN UNION AND NIGERIA 
    6. EVER-GROWING AMMAN, IMO STATE: URBAN EXPANSION, SOCIAL POLARISATION AND CONTEMPORARY URBAN PLANNING ISSUES
    7. THE REGIONAL SOLID WASTE EXCHANGE INFORMATION AND EXPERTISE NETWORK IN MASHREQ AND MAGHREB COUNTRIES   
    8. THE GREEN ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY FOR ARID REGIONS & MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES
    9. METAP, “DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION IN MSW MANAGEMENT
    10. EVALUATION REPORT: IMO STATE METHANE CAPTURE AND UTILIZATION DEMONSTRATION PROJECT  
    11. PERFORMANCE OF A FULL-SCALE BIOFILTER WITH PEAT AND ASH AS A MEDIUM FOR TREATING INDUSTRIAL LANDFILL LEACHATE: A 3-YEAR STUDY OF POLLUTANT REMOVAL EFFICIENCY
    12. REVIEW ON LANDFILL LEACHATE TREATMENTS
    13. SIZE-FRACTIONATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF LANDFILL LEACHATE AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF CU ADSORPTION CAPACITY IN SOIL AND AGED REFUSE
    14. STANDARDS FOR LANDFILLS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
    15.  LANDFILLING OF WASTE: LEACHATE 
    16. METAL LEACHING FROM MSWI BOTTOM ASH AS AFFECTED BY SALT OR DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER
    17. EVALUATION OF THE DAILY COVER SOIL IN MAFRAQ LANDFILL –IMO STATE USING HYDRUS 2D/3D SIMULATION
    18. THE ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECT OF LANDFILL LEACHATE ON GROUND-WATER QUALITY-A CASE STUDY. EL-AKADER LANDFILL SITE-NORTH IMO STATE
    19. CHARACTERISTICS OF LANDFILL LEACHATES AND ALTERNATIVES FOR THEIR TREATMENT: A REVIEW
    20. STUDY OF COLLOIDAL CONTENT AND ASSOCIATED HEAVY METALS IN LANDFILL LEACHATE: A CASE STUDY OF EL-AKADER LANDFILL SITE: IMO STATE
    21. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF SOLID WASTE LANDFILLING
    23. MICROBIAL METHANE OXIDATION PROCESSES AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR MITIGATION OF LANDFILL GAS EMISSIONS
    24. IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE MONTHLY RUNOFF OF A SEMI-ARID CATCHMENT: CASE STUDY ZARQA RIVER BASIN (IMO STATE)
    25. WHO, “AIR QUALITY QUIDELINES FOR EUROPE (2ND ED.),” IN EUROPEANSERIES NO. 91, COPENHAGEN: WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, REGIONAL OFFICE FOR EUROPE, 2000.
    26. STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION – CONTRIBUTION TO GHG MITIGATION IN THE WASTE MANAGEMENT SECTOR
    27. IMPACT OF (EPA’S) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY STRATEGY FOR REDUCING HEALTH RISKS IN URBAN AREAS
    28. THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE (IPCC) CLIMATE CHANGE 2007: IMPACTS, ADAPTATION AND VULNERABILITY
    29. SOLID WASTE LANDFILLS AS A SOURCE OF GREEN ENERGY: CASE STUDY OF AL AKEEDER LANDFIL
    30. MITIGATION OF METHANE EMISSIONS FROM SANITARY LANDFILLS AND SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS IN IMO STATE
    31. CLIMATE CHANGE IN IMO STATE: A COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION APPROACH
    32. ECONOMIC COMPARISON OF GREENHOUSE GAS MITIGATION OPTIONS IN GERMANY AND NIGERIA
    33. A STUDY TO DETERMINE THE INCIDENCE OF DRUG ABUSE AMONG THE STUDENTS OF TERTIARY INSTITUTION
      THE KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTION OF HIV/AIDS RISK BEHAVIOUR AMONG THE STUDENTS
    34. FACTORS INFLUENCING FEMALE PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
    35. KNOWLEDGE OF THE INFLUENCE OF LIFESTYLE ON FITNESS PROMOTION AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
    36. STUDY PRIMARILY AIMS TO INVESTIGATE THE ROLES AND BENEFITS OF SPORTS OR THE PHYSICAL HEALTH OF PEOPLE
    37. THE STUDY IS TO INVESTIGATE THE EFFECTS OF BODY TYPE OF ATHLETES HAS ON SPORTS PERFORMANCE AND ULTIMATELY SUCCESS IN A SPECIFIC SPORT
    38. SANITARY PRACTICES AND IMPLICATIONS ON OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS HEALTH
    39. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE LEVEL OF PARTICIPATION AND ACHIEVEMENT OF HUMAN KINETICS STUDENTS
    40. RISK FACTORS OF CONTRACTING SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS AMONG STUDENTS
    41. FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR SELF MEDICATION AMONG THE INDIGENES OF EKOSODIN
    42. ACKNOWLEDGE OF BREAST SELF EXAMINATION AMONG FRESH FEMALE STUDENTS
    43. INFLUENCE OF MATERNAL NUTRITION ON THE EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING OF INFANTS
    44. INFLUENCE OF HOME ENVIRONMENT ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
    45. ATTITUDE AND PRACTICES OF  BREAST SELF EXAMINATION AMONG FEMALE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS
    46. TEACHERS AND STUDENTS PERCEPTION OF THE TEACHING OF SEXUALITY EDUCATION IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
    47. THE RISK FACTORS IN THE HOSTELS
    48. ATTITUDE OF PARENTS TOWARDS THE STUDY OF SEX EDUCATION IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
    49. DEFORESTATION AND REFORESTATION IN NAMIBIA: THE GLOBAL CONSEQUENCES OF LOCAL CONTRADICTIONS
    50. EFFECT OF BASIC MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS ON CONSTRUCTION WORKFORCE PRODUCTIVITY
    51. IMPACT OF MARINE POLLUTION ON SHIPPING OPERATION IN THE SOUTH-SOUTH GEOPOLITICAL ZONE
    52. An Assessment Of The Socio-economic Impacts (effects) Of Agulu-nanka Gully Erosion, Anambra State, Southeastern Nigeria
    53. THE IMPACT OF RECYCLING IN PRESERVING THE ENVIRONMENT
    54. BIOFUELS BOOM SPURS DEFORESTATION: EFFORTS TO SLOW CLIMATE CHANGE BY USING BIOFUELS AND PLANTING MILLIONS OF TREES FOR CARBON CREDITS HAVE IRONICALLY BROUGHT MAJOR NEW CAUSES OF DEFORESTATION, REPORTS STEPHEN LEAHY
    55. PLANNING FOR EX-LANDFILL REDEVELOPMENT: ASSESSING WHAT COMMUNITY HAVE
    56. HOUSING AS AN ASPECT OF SOCIO POLICY MAKING (A STUDY OF RIVER STATE IN MIND
    57. THE STATE OF THE EARTH: ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES IN RIVERS STATE
    58. Sustainable Life Path Concept: Journeying Toward Sustainable Consumption
    59. Sustainable Consumption in Finland.
    60. Sustainable Consumption in Finland.
    61. Economics and Ethical Concerns for the Environment in Consumer Choices.
    62. Implementing Sustainable Development.
    63. SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT AND THE MANAGEMENT OF URBAN
    64. ESTATE SERVICE AND ITS EFFECT ON RENTAL VALUE
    65. Accountability of FCS Education to a Sustainability Ethos
    66. Consuming Values and Contested Cultures:An Analysis of the UK Strategy for Sustainable Consumption and Production
    67. Shotguns, Spray, and Smoke: Regulating Atmospheric Deposition of Pollutants under the Clean Water Act
    68. The Forestry Crisis as a Crisis of the Rule of Law
    69. Building Sustainable Societies: A Blueprint for a Post-industrial World
    70. Sustainable Consumption And The Importance Of Neighbourhood :A Central City/Suburb Comparison
    71. Harnessing the Power of Science in Environmental Law
    72. Protecting Life on Earth.
    73. Equality Among Unequals in International Environmental Law: Differential Treatment for Developing Countries
    74. Discretion and the Criminalization.
    75. Management Of Commercial Properties In Nigeria
    76. AN ASSESSMENT OF NIGERIA’S RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY FOR SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
    77. politics of conservation: using international carbon trading to protect forests and biodiversity
    78. National experiences and prospects
    79. No Deep Breathing: Air pollution impedes lung development
    80. Law in Environmental Decision-Making.
    81. Maternal Exposure To Air Pollution And Birth Outcomes
    82. Effect Of Early Life Exposure To Air Pollution On Development Of Childhood Asthma
    83. Environment and Statecraft.
    84. HOUSING AS AN ASPECT OF SOCIO POLICY MAKING (A STUDY OF RIVER STATE)
    85. THE RELEVANCE OF TOOLS AND MACHINERY IN ACCIDENT PREVENTION
    86. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL WITHIN AN INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT(A CASE STUDY OF PORT HARCOURT REFINERY RIVERS STATE)
    87. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF WORLD RELIGIONS
    88. ECONOMIC GROWTH VERSUS THE ENVIRONMENT: THE POLITICS OF WEALTH, HEALTH AND AIR POLLUTION
    89. ACT OF GOD:THE UNNATURAL HISTORY OF NATURAL DISASTER IN NIGERIA.
    90. URBAN GROWTH, FARM EXPORTS DRIVE TROPICAL DEFORESTATION
    91. The politics of conservation: using international carbon trading to protect forest and biodiversity
    92. AMBIENT AIR POLLUTION AND PREGNANCY OUTCOMES: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE GLOBAL ISSUES FOR GLOBAL CITIZENS.
    93. THE IMPACT OF CASH CROPPING, FARM TECHNOLOGIES, AND DEFORESTATION IN NIGERIA
    94. INTEGRATED PUBLIC LANDS MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS .
    95. HIMALAYAN PERCEPTIONS: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND THE WELL-BEING OF MOUNTAIN
    96. CARTOGRAPHIES OF DANGER:MAPPING HAZARDS IN NIGERIA
    97. ESTATE SERVICE AND ITS EFFECT ON RENTAL VALUE
    98. LAND TENURE SYSTEM IN NIGERIA (A STUDY OF IKEDURU L.G.A AREA OF IMO STATE)
    99. AN INVESTIGATION IN THE SUITABILITY OF ACCIDENT SENSOR IN THE CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT.
    100. THE RELEVANCE OF TOOLS AND MACHINERY IN ACCIDENT PREVENTION
    101. CREDIT MANAGEMENT IN BANKING SECTOR (A CASE STUDY OF SKYLE BANK)
    102. AMBIENT AIR POLLUTION AND PREGNANCY OUTCOMES: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
    103. EVALUATING THE IMPACT IMO STATE BIOGAS COMPANY AVAILABLE
    104. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL IN MAFRAQ CITY,” HYDROGEOL. UMWELT., VOL. 33, PP. 1-21, 2005.
    105. KEEPING THE PROMISE AND ACHIEVING ASPIRATIONS,” MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION UNITED NATIONS IN IMO STATE 
    106. BASIC DESIGN STUDY REPORT ON THE PROJECT FOR IMPROVEMENT OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN MAJOR LOCAL AREAS IN THE HASHEMITE KINGDOM OF IMO STATE
    107. WATER RESOURCES POLICY AND MANAGEMENT IN IMO STATE INTEGRATED URBAN WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
    108. IMPACT OF SANITARY LANDFILLS: TOWARD SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
    109. GROUNDWATER VULNERABILITY TO SELENIUM IN SEMI-ARID ENVIRONMENTS: AMMAN ZARQA BASIN, IMO STATE
    110. IMMINENT THREATS TO GROUNDWATER RESOURCES IN THE MIDDLE EAST DUE TO UNCONTROLLED LANDFILLING.
    111. GROUNDWATER PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGY IN IMO STATE,” WATER RESOURCE MANAGE., VOL. 23, PP. 2379-2394, 2009.
    112. HARNESSING SALTY WATER TO ENHANCE SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS OF THE RURAL POOR IN FOUR COUNTRIES IN WEST ASIA AND NORTH AFRICA.,” NATIONAL CENTER FOR AGRICULTUR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY, MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, AMMAN, IMO STATE
    113. ASSESSMENT OF NITRATE CONTAMINATION OF KARST SPRINGS, BANI KANANA, NORTHERN IMO STATE
    114. LEACHATE CHARACTERIZATION AND ASSESSMENT OF GROUNDWATER POLLUTION NEAR MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SITE
    115. HYDROGEOLOGICAL DATA EVALUATION AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AT AL-AKEEDER LANDFILL SITE, IMO STATE: ASSESSING POLLUTION RISKS
    116. WASTE MANAGEMENT: PLANNING, EVALUATION, TECHNOLOGIES
    117. ANALYSIS OF SPECIATION OF HEAVY METALS IN LANDFILL LEACHATE
    118. GIS-BASED EVALUATION OF GROUNDWATER VULNERABILITY IN THE RUSSEIFA AREA, IMO STATE
    119. PREDICTION OF CONTAMINANTS MIGRATION AT UNLINED LANDFILL SITES IN AN ARID CLIMATE – A CASE STUDY,” WATER AIR SOIL POLLUTE
    120. AQUIFER GROUND WATER QUALITY AND FLOW IN THE YARMOUK RIVER BASIN OF NORTHERN IMO STATE
    121. EVALUATION OF AQUIFERS VULNERABILITY TO CONTAMINATION IN THE YARMOUK RIVER BASIN, IMO STATE, BASED ON DRASTIC METHOD
    122. GEOCHEMICAL ASSESSMENT OF GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON FLUORIDE CONCENTRATION, NORTH IMO STATE
    123. ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF NITRATE LEVELS IN GROUNDWATER AT AL-HASHIMIYA AREA, IMO STATE
    124. GEOCHEMISTRY AND POLLUTION OF SHALLOW AQUIFERS IN THE MAFRAQ AREA, NORTH IMO STATE
    125. IMPACT OF WATER QUALITY FOR AGRICULTURE,” FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
    126. LANDFILLS IN ARID ENVIRONMENT IN NIGERIA
    127.  THE LANDFILLS AS AN HAZARDOUS WASTE AND IT’S IMPLICATIONS ON HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT
    128. CONTAINMENT LANDFILLS: THE MYTH OF SUSTAINABILITY
    129. PARTICIPATORY GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT IN IMO STATE: DEVELOPMENT AND ANALYSIS OF OPTIONS
    130. THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC AWARENESS AND WILLINGNESS FOR RECYCLE IN IMO STATE
    131. EVALUATION OF LANDFILL LEACHATE IN ARID CLIMATE–A CASE STUDY
    132. SOLID WASTE LANDFILLS AS A SOURCE OF GREEN ENERGY: CASE STUDY OF AL AKEEDER LANDFILL,” PRESENTED AT THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION ON GREEN ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY FOR ARID REGIONS & MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES, AMMAN, IMO STATE
    133. WHO, “GUIDELINES FOR DRINKING-WATER QUALITY,” WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, SWITZERLAND, RECOMMENDATIONS
    134. THE IMO STATE LAND EXPERIENCE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SOLID WASTE,” CORPORATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 
    135. TECHNO-ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN IMO STATE
    136. WASTE MANAGEMENT,” IN FOURTH ASSESSMENT REPORT OF THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION CAMBRIDGE, UNITED KINGDOM AND NEW YORK, NY, USA, 
    137. FORECASTING MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE GENERATION FOR URBAN AND RURAL REGIONS
    138. HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF IMPROPER SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN LAGOS METROPOLIS
    139.  ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF HEAVY RAINFALL ON FARMLANDS IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF BENUE STATE)
    140. EVALUATING THE PROBLEMS OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OLUSOSUN DUMPING SITE AT OJOTA LAGOS)
    141. EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL IN YENAGOA AND THE INTRODUCTION OF MODERN WASTE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY IN NIGERIA
    142. METHANE EMISSIONS FROM LANDFILLS: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTION
    143. THE IMPACT OF SOLID WASTES IN URBAN CENTRES IN NIGERIA
    144.  IMPACT OF LANDFILL  IN NIGERIA,  A CASE STUDY OF WARRI IN DELTA STATE
    145. THE INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION PROGRAMME ON THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE
    146. IMPACT OF SLUM ON VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF CROSS RIVER STATECAUSES AND EFFECTS OF ABANDONED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES (A CASE STUDY OF BENIN CITY)
    147. THE EFFECT FLOOD ON LAND UTILIZATION: DISASTER PREVENTION IN NIGERIA
    148. THE IMPACT OF AIR POLLUTION ON LAND UTILIZATION IN LAGOS STATE
    149. THE EFFECT OF AGBARHO SLAUGHTERHOUSE EFFLUENT ON THE AGBARHO RIVER WATER
    150. THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE ON URBAN TRANSPORTATION: A CASE STUDY OF EKPOMA AND ENVIRONS, ESAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, EDO STATE
    151. THE EFFECT OF HEAVY RAINFALL IN LAGOS METROPOLIS. Environmental Science
    152. DEFORESTATION CAUSES, EFFECTS AND CONTROL STRTEGIES
    153. ASSESSMENT OF AMBIENT AIR WITHIN THE VICINITY OF A CHARCOAL PRODUCTION SITE IN AMUKPE SAPELE, DELTA STATE
    154. CONSEQUENCES OF DEFORESTATION ON RURAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME (A CASE STUDY OF ODIGHI EDO STATE). Environmental Science
    155. ENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRITY IN NIGERIA AND CHALLENGE OF CRUDE OIL THEFT
    156. INCIDENCE OF DEFORESTATION AMONG THE POPULACE AND ENVIRONMENT OF ODIGHI COMMUNITY
    157. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION IN NIGERIA: ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS
    158. IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING ON RURAL DEVELOPMENT (A CASE STUDY OF ULI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA IN ANAMBRA STATE). Environmental Science
    159. EFFECT OF GAS FLARING INTO THE ECOSYSTEM (A CASE STUDY OF NIGER DELTA REGION OF NIGERIA)
    160. EVALUATING THE PROBLEMS OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA
    161. HEALTH EDUCATION AS A PARAGIDM TO AN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICER IN ACHIEVING VISION 2020 (IGBOGENE-EPIE)
    162. MARINE POLLUTION IN SUB SAHARAN AFRICA: ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACTS TO SHIPPING OPERATIONS AND MARINE ENVIRONMENT
    163. RURAL DEVELOPMENT: A MEANS OF COMBATING RURAL-URBAN MIGRATION IN NIGERIA, Environmental Science Project topics
    164. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF PATTERN OF LAND USE IN OSUN STATE. Environmental Science
    165. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RENTAL VARIATION IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF PORT HARCOURT 2004- 2015)
    166. THE IMPACT OF STUDENT POPULATION ON RENTAL VALUE AROUND THE POLYTECHNIC NEIGHBOUHOOD (CASE STUDY OF RUFUS GIWA POLYTHECNIC OWO). Environmental Scienc
    167. CAUSES OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECT FAILURES AND ABANDONEMTS IN NIGERIA
    168. EVALUATING THE PROBLEMS OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA
    169. IMPACT OF SLUM ON VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF CROSS RIVER STATE. Environmental Science Project topics
    170. CAUSES OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECT FAILURES AND ABANDONEMTS IN NIGERIA
    171. IMPACT OF MATERIALS MANAGEMENT ON PROJECT DELIVERING IN NIGERIA
    172. INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL PROGRAMS: A REMEDY TO LAGOS MEGACITY CHALLENGES
    173. LAND REFORMS IN NIGERIA: ISSUES, PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
    174. THE IMPACT OF CORRUPTION ON MORTGAGE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA. 
    175. CHALLENGES OF MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA
    176. ABUJA LAND AVAILABILITY CHALLENGES AND MISMANAGEMENT: ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS, Environmental Science Project topics
    177. IMPROVING MAINTENANCE CULTURE AND QUALITY OF PUBLIC PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF AKWA IBOM INTERNATIONAL STADIUM). 
    178. RESIDENTIAL BUILDING COLLAPSE IN NIGERIA: CAUSES, EFFECTS AND SOLUTIONS
    179. EVALUATION OF PROBLEMS OF INSUFFICIENT ACCOMODATION TO MILLITARY PERSONNELS (A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIAN ARMY). Environmental Science Project topics
    180. AN ASSESSMENT OF LAND USE AND ALLOCATION PROCEDURE IN PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT (A CASE STUDY OF UYO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA). 
    181. AN APPRAISAL OF INMATES’ REHABILITATION FACILITIES IN KADUNA AND ZARIA
    182. THE EFFECT OF HEAVY RAIN FALLS ON FARM LANDS IN NIGERIA. A CASE OF ITU LOCAL GOVERNMENT
    183. THE EFFECT OF REFUSE DISPOSAL ON HUMAN HEALTH IN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF BAYELSA STATE.Environmental Science Project topics
    184. THE EFFECT OF PIPELINE VITALIZATION IN NIGERIA: PROBLEM AND SOLUTION.
    185. ASSESSMENT OF AMBIENT AIR WITHIN THE VICINITY OF A CHARCOAL PRODUCTION SITE IN AMUKPE SAPELE, DELTA STATE
    186. CONSEQUENCES OF DEFORESTATION ON RURAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME (A CASE STUDY OF ODIGHI EDO STATE)
    187. THE IMPACT OF ENHANCING RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: PERISCOPING THE IMPEDIMENTS AND EXPLORING IMPERATIVE MEASURES
    188. EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF TWO NATURAL WOOD SEASONING MEDIA
    189. INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITIES ON THE GERMINATION AND EARLY GROWTH OF TRECULIA AFRICANA
    190. EVALUATION OF CONSUMPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF MUSHROOM AND SNAILS AMONG URBAN HOUSE HOLDS WITHIN AKURE METROPOLIS
    191. CHARACTERIZATION OF PYROLYTIC BIOFUEL PREPARED FROM BIOMASS OF CEIBA PENTANDRA AND MELICIA EXCELSA
    192. INFLUENCE OF MYCORRHIZA ON SELECTED TREE SPECIES: GLIRICIDIA SEPIUM, ACACIA AURICULIFORMIS, LEUCAENA LEUCOCEPHALA
    193. ANALYSIS OF POVERTY STATUS OF FOREST DWELLERS IN COASTAL COMMUNITIES IN ONDO STATE, Environmental Science Project topics
    194. INFLUENCE OF PLANTATION AGE ON FIBRE CHARACTERISTICS OF GMELINA ARBOREA
    195. COMPARATIVE CHARACTERIZATION OF BIODIESELS PRODUCED BY TRANSESTERIFICATION FROM JATRPHA CURCAS AND THEVETIA NERIFOLIA SEEDS
    196. DETERMINATION OF ANTI-OXIDANT, NUTRITIONAL AND ANTI-NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION OF GARCINIA KOLA AND CHRYSOPHYLLUM ALBIDUM FROM RAINFOREST ECOSYSTEM OF ONDO STATE
    197. THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITIES ON THE GERMINATION AND EARLY GROWTH OF CHRYSOPHYLLUM ALBIDUM SEEDLINGS
    198. AN ASSESSMENT OF NIGERIA’S RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY FOR SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
    199. CRITICAL ELEMENTS FOR   ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE
    200. FLOODS PHYSICAL PROCESSES AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON HUMAN
    201.  ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS. ASSESSING RISK AND REDUCING DISASTER
    202.   THE EFFECT OF GLOBAL FLOOD: PROBLEM AND SOLUTION, Environmental Science Project topics
    203. EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE (FLOOD) ON HOUSING FOR THE URBAN POOR IN ILAJESOMOLU LOCAL GOVERNMENT
    204. ACCESSING THE CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
    205. CHALLENGES OF POOR DRAINAGE SYSTEMS AND FLOODS  CONTROL IN LAGOS METROPOLIS, NIGERIA
    206.  THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF FLOODING ON TRANSPORTATION LANDUSE IN BENIN CITY, NIGERIA, Environmental Science Project topics
    207. FLOOD HAZARD MAPPING AND RISK MANAGEMENT IN PARTS OF LAGOS STATE
    208. RURAL SOCIOLOGY AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT WITH FOCUS ON NIGERIA
    209. RURAL-URBAN MIGRATION AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
    210. THE EFFECT OF COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
    211. DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD CRISIS IN EMERGING ECONOMY: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF NIGERIA, Environmental Science Project topics
    212.  THE EFFECT ABANDONED BUILDINGS: MAGNETS FOR CRIME
    213. THE IMPACT ON MANAGEMENT OF ABANDONED PROJECT IN NIGERIA
    214. AN ASSESSMENT OF HOUSING CONDITION AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC LIFE STYLES OF SLUM DWELLERS IN AKURE, NIGERIA
    215. A PERSPECTIVE OF MATERIAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN A FAST DEVELOPING ECONOMY, Environmental Science Project topics
    216. THE EFFECTS OF CONSTRUCTION DELAYS ON PROJECTS DELIVERY IN NIGERIA
    217. EFFECTS OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON PROJECTS SCHEDULES
    218. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSTRUCTION TIME AND COST OVERRUNS ON HIGH-RISE PROJECT IN NIGERIA
    219. RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS OBSTACLES AND PROBLEMS IN NIGERIA 
    220. THE EFFECT OF HYDROCARBON INSECTICIDES AND THEIR RISKS FOR ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH
    221. THE IMPORTANCE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION
    222. THE NEED FOR EFFECTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICIES IN NIGERIA
    223. THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND HEALTH EFFECTS OF WASTE MANAGEMENT
    224. THE IMPORTANCE OF RECYCLING TO WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA
    225. THE IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING AN EFFECTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL STRATEGY
    226. THE EFFECT  OF REUSE, RECYCLING OF PLASTICS AND ESSENTIAL TO WASTE MANAGEMENT
    227. THE ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF PAPER, METAL, WOOD, GLASS AND PLASTICS ARE RECYCLED
    228. THE IMPACT OF MANAGING SOLID WASTE: REDUCE, REUSE AND RECYCLE
    229. THE IMPACT OF RECYCLING IN PRESERVING THE ENVIRONMENT
    230. THE IMPACT OF INTEGRATING ECONOMIC INCENTIVES TO PROMOTE RECYCLING IN WASTE MANAGEMENT
    231. DISCUSSING THE WASTE MANAGEMENT EXPECTATIONS OF THE FUTURE
    232. IMPACT OF CREATING RECYCLABLE PRODUCTS SUPPORT EFFECTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT
    233. THE IMPACT OF INEFFICIENT WASTE MANAGEMENT TO OCEANS IN NIGERIA
    234. THE IMPACT OF MANAGING ELECTRONIC WASTE TO ENSURE GREEN COMPUTING
    235. RECYCLING AND REUSE: ALTERNATIVES TO WASTE MANAGEMENT
    236. THE EFFECTS OF SOLID WASTE TO BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTS IN NIGERIA
    237.  LANDFILL EMISSIONS AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT IN NIGERIA
    238. WASTE MANAGEMENT AND ITS EFFECTS ON ECONOMIC GROWTH
    239. A STUDY ON ENVIRONMENTAL HABITABILITY OF CORE RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBOURHOOD IN AKURE, NIGERIA 
    240. THE IMPACT OF DOMESTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT AND URBAN RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT: FOCUS ON AKURE, NIGERIA
    241. THE IMPACT OF SOLID WASTE LANDFILLS IN NIGERIA
    242. ASSESSMENT OF HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND AFFORDABILITY IN OGUN STATE (CASE STUDY OPIC AND OGUN STATE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT)
    243. THE EFFECT OF METHANE EMISSIONS FROM LANDFILLS IN NIGERIA 
    244. THE IMPACT OF TRADITIONAL LANDFILLS AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS IN NIGERIA
    245. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF LOSS OF RECYCLABLE COMPONENTS OF WASTE LANDFILLED IN ABIA STATE
    246. PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS OF ‎LANDFILL TAX IN NIGERIA
    247. THE EFFECT OF DOMESTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT IN SOUTH WEST NIGERIA. ISSUES AND CHALLANGES
    248. AN ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL PROBLEMS ON LANDFILL TAX IN NIGERIA
    249. ‎THE IMPACT OF LANDFILL DIVERSION IN NIGERIA
    250. THE IMPACT OF LANDFILL MINING IN NIGERIA 
    251. AIR POLLUTION A CONTINUING HEALTH THREAT IN WORLD’S CITIES
    252. THE IMPACT OF  REGULATING AIR POLLUTION IN THE COMMON LAW STATE
    253. THE IMPACT OF MAKING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: THE POLITICS OF PROTECTING THE EARTH
    254. THE EFFECT OF AUTISM LINKED TO CHEMICALS IN AIR POLLUTION
    255. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DEFORESTATION, ENVIRONMENT, AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
    256. ECONOMIC GROWTH VERSUS THE ENVIRONMENT: THE POLITICS OF WEALTH, HEALTH AND AIR POLLUTION
    257. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NUCLEAR POWER, POLLUTION AND POLITICS
    258. POLLUTION PREVENTION AND COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: OPENING DOORS THROUGH COOPERATION AND PARTNERSHIPS
    259. DECEIT AND DENIAL: THE DEADLY POLITICS OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION
    260. TOXIC WASTES AND RACE AT TWENTY: WHY RACE STILL MATTERS AFTER ALL OF THESE YEARS
    261. RIPARIAN AREAS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES: HYDROLOGY, ECOLOGY, AND MANAGEMENT
    262. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF WORLD RELIGIONS AND CLEAN WATER LAWS
    263. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
    264. THE IMPAT OF SHOTGUNS, SPRAY, AND SMOKE: REGULATING ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION OF POLLUTANTS UNDER THE CLEAN WATER ACT
    265. JUSTICE KENNEDY AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES: A FUNCTIONAL APPROACH TO CLEAN WATER ACT JURISDICTION AFTER RAPANOS
    266. ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND THE CLEAN WATER ACT: STRATEGIES FOR FITTING NEW SCIENCE INTO OLD LAW
    267. THE AMERICAN WEST AT RISK: SCIENCE, MYTHS, AND POLITICS OF LAND ABUSE AND RECOVERY
    268. RACE AND THE INCIDENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS: A TIME FOR DISCOURSE
    269. AT RISK: NATURAL HAZARDS, PEOPLE’S VULNERABILITY, AND DISASTERS
    270. EXPLORING THE BOUNDARIES OF CRISIS COMMUNICATION: THE CASE OF THE 1997 RED RIVER VALLEY FLOOD
    271. THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION: USING INTERNATIONAL CARBON TRADING TO PROTECT FORESTS AND BIODIVERSITY
    272. GLOBAL ISSUES FOR GLOBAL CITIZENS: AN INTRODUCTION TO KEY DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES
    273. INTEGRATED PUBLIC LANDS MANAGEMENT: PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS TO NATIONAL FORESTS, PARKS, WILDLIFE REFUGES, AND BLM LANDS
    274. HIMALAYAN PERCEPTIONS: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND THE WELL-BEING OF MOUNTAIN PEOPLES
    275. ACTS OF GOD: THE UNNATURAL HISTORY OF NATURAL DISASTER IN NIGERIA
    276. CARTOGRAPHIES OF DANGER: MAPPING HAZARDS IN NIGERIA
    277. SHADOWED GROUND:NIGERIAN’S LANDSCAPES OF VIOLENCE AND TRAGEDY
    278.  A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CHALLENGES OF URBAN AREAS FACING FLOOD RISKS
    279. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS: ASSESSING RISK AND REDUCING DISASTER
    280. THE EFFECT OF HAZARDOUS METROPOLIS: FLOODING AND URBAN ECOLOGY IN NIGERIA
    281. HAZARD RESPONSE CAPABILITIES OF A SMALL COMMUNITY: A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA
    282. JUSTICE AND THE ENVIRONMENT: CONCEPTIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AND THEORIES OF DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE
    283. ENVIRONMENTAL INEQUALITIES: CLASS, RACE, AND INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION IN NIGERIA
    284. CONFRONTING ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM: VOICES FROM THE GRASSROOTS
    285.  ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM: CONFRONTING ISSUES OF GLOBAL JUSTICE
    286. SOCIETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT: PRAGMATIC SOLUTIONS TO ECOLOGICAL ISSUES
    287. TOXIC COMMUNITIES: ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM, INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION, AND RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY
    288. FOUNDATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY: THE COEVOLUTION OF SCIENCE AND POLICY
    289. GROUNDWATER PROBLEMS CAUSED BY IRRIGATION WITH SEWAGE EFFLUENT
    290. DEMANDING CLEAN FOOD AND WATER: THE FIGHT FOR A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT
    291. PLANNING FOR EX-LANDFILL REDEVELOPMENT: ASSESSING WHAT COMMUNITY HAVE IN MIND
    292. THE IMPACT OF GRASSROOTS CHALLENGES TO TRASH INCINERATORS IN NIGERIA
    293. THE EFFECT OF GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION IN NIGERIA
    294. THE EFFECT OF DUMPING IN DIXIE: RACE, CLASS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
    295. THE IMPACT OF CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION (C&D) LANDFILLS: EMERGING PUBLIC AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ISSUES
    296. THE STATE OF THE EARTH: ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES IN RIVERS STATE
    297. NATURE IN FRAGMENTS: THE LEGACY OF SPRAWL
    298. FACING UP TO FRESHWATER POLLUTION: WE ARE AT A TURNING POINT AS MOMENTOUS AS THE 1970S, WHEN THE CLEAN WATER ACT WAS ENACTED
    299. HEALTH IMPACT OF OUTDOOR AIR POLLUTION IN NIGERIA: CURRENT KNOWLEDGE AND FUTURE RESEARCH NEEDS
    300. EFFECTS OF OUTDOOR AND INDOOR AIR POLLUTION ON RESPIRATORY HEALTH OF CHILDREN FROM KINDERGARTEN IN NIGERIA
    301. DIRTY, SACRED RIVERS: CONFRONTING SOUTH ASIA’S WATER CRISIS
    302. THE EFFECT OF POLLUTION LIMITS AND POLLUTERS’ EFFORTS TO COMPLY: THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT MONITORING AND ENFORCEMENT
    303. THE IMPACT OF CORRUPTION ON DEFORESTATION: A CROSS-COUNTRY EVIDENCE
    304. BASIC FUNCTIONS AND PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN THE CONTEXT OF MANAGING WATER RESOURCES
    305. MOVING TO MARKETS IN ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION: LESSONS FROM TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
    306.  A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC POLICIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
    307. THE  PERSPECTIVES ON ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: GENDER, SEXUALITY, AND ACTIVISM
    308. ENVIRONMENT AND STATECRAFT: THE STRATEGY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TREATY-MAKING
    309. LAW IN ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION-MAKING: NATIONAL, EUROPEAN, AND INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
    310. SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE: RECONCILING ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
    311. THE IMPAT OF  INSTRUMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE? NATIONAL EXPERIENCES AND PROSPECTS
    312. DISCRETION AND THE CRIMINALIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
    313. EQUALITY AMONG UNEQUALS IN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: DIFFERENTIAL TREATMENT FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
    314. PROTECTING LIFE ON EARTH: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SCIENCE OF CONSERVATION
    315. HARNESSING THE POWER OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: WHY WE SHOULD, WHY WE DON’T, AND HOW WE CAN
    316. SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND THE IMPORTANCE OF NEIGHBOURHOOD: A CENTRAL CITY/SUBURB COMPARISON
    317. BUILDING SUSTAINABLE SOCIETIES: A BLUEPRINT FOR A POST-INDUSTRIAL WORLD
    318. CONSUMING VALUES AND CONTESTED CULTURES: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE NIGERIA STRATEGY FOR SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
    319. SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT AND THE MANAGEMENT OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTS
    320. IMPLEMENTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: STRATEGIES AND INITIATIVES IN HIGH CONSUMPTION SOCIETIES
    321. ACCOUNTABILITY OF FCS EDUCATION TO A SUSTAINABILITY ETHOS: FOCUS ON SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION
    322.  SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION: ECONOMICS AND ETHICAL CONCERNS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT IN CONSUMER CHOICES
    323. SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND THE LAW
    324. SUSTAINABLE LIFE PATH CONCEPT: JOURNEYING TOWARD SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION
    325. SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION IN FINLAND-THE PHENOMENON, CONSUMER PROFILES, AND FUTURE SCENARIOS
    326. ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS: A CRITICAL OVERVIEW
    327. ECONOMIC RIGHTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL WRONGS: PROPERTY RIGHTS FOR THE COMMON GOOD
    328. APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS: A GIS APPROACH TO COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS
    329. THE PROCESS OF BUSINESS/ENVIRONMENTAL COLLABORATIONS: PARTNERING FOR SUSTAINABILITY
    330. POPULATION, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND THE ENVIRONMENT
    331. THIRD MILLENNIUM CAPITALISM: CONVERGENCE OF ECONOMIC, ENERGY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES
    332. THE ECONOMICS OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS: STUDIES IN THE VALUATION OF COMMODITY AND AMENITY RESOURCES
    333. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL: BALANCING BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY IN AN AGE OF NIMBYS AND LULUS
    334. ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
    335. THE BENEFITS OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT: THEORY AND PRACTICE
    336. NATURAL RESOURCES, GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT: ECONOMICS, ECOLOGY AND RESOURCE-SCARCITY
    337. RESPECT FOR NATURE: A THEORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
    338. ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES IN A GLOBALISING WORLD: NATURE, JUSTICE, AND GOVERNANCE
    339. BOUNDARIES: A CASEBOOK IN ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
    340. FURNACE OF CREATION, CRADLE OF DESTRUCTION: A JOURNEY TO THE BIRTHPLACE OF EARTHQUAKES, VOLCANOES, AND TSUNAMIS
    341. PREDICTING THE UNPREDICTABLE: THE TUMULTUOUS SCIENCE OF EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION
    342. HIMALAYAN PERCEPTIONS: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND THE WELL-BEING OF MOUNTAIN PEOPLES
    343. THE ECONOMICS OF DEFORESTATION: THE EXAMPLE OF ECUADOR
    344. DEFORESTING MALAYSIA: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY AND SOCIAL ECOLOGY OF AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION AND COMMERCIAL LOGGING
    345. DEFORESTATION AND REFORESTATION IN NAMIBIA: THE GLOBAL CONSEQUENCES OF LOCAL CONTRADICTIONS
    346. THE DYNAMICS OF DEFORESTATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON
    347. THE IMPACT OF CASH CROPPING, FARM TECHNOLOGIES, AND DEFORESTATION IN NIGERIA
    348. THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION: USING INTERNATIONAL CARBON TRADING TO PROTECT FORESTS AND BIODIVERSITY
    349. BIOFUELS BOOM SPURS DEFORESTATION: EFFORTS TO SLOW CLIMATE CHANGE BY USING BIOFUELS AND PLANTING MILLIONS OF TREES FOR CARBON CREDITS HAVE IRONICALLY BROUGHT MAJOR NEW CAUSES OF DEFORESTATION, REPORTS STEPHEN LEAHY
    350. THE FORESTRY CRISIS AS A CRISIS OF THE RULE OF LAW
    351. URBAN GROWTH, FARM EXPORTS DRIVE TROPICAL DEFORESTATION
    352. REDUCING PERSONAL EXPOSURE TO PARTICULAR AIR POLLUTION IMPROVES CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH IN PATIENTS WITH CORONARY HEART DISEASE
    353. ECONOMIC GROWTH VERSUS THE ENVIRONMENT: THE POLITICS OF WEALTH, HEALTH AND AIR POLLUTION
    354. AIR POLLUTION IS A SERIOUS CARDIOVASCULAR RISK
    355. NO DEEP BREATHING: AIR POLLUTION IMPEDES LUNG DEVELOPMENT
    356. AMBIENT AIR POLLUTION AND PREGNANCY OUTCOMES: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
    357. MATERNAL EXPOSURE TO AIR POLLUTION AND BIRTH OUTCOMES
    358. EFFECT OF EARLY LIFE EXPOSURE TO AIR POLLUTION ON DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDHOOD ASTHMA
    359. ANALYSIS OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICE IN BREWERY INDUSTRY (A CASE STUDY OF CONSOLIDATED BREWERY (33 EXPORT) AWO-OMAMMA IMO STATE)
    360. THE PROBLEM OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIAN CITIES (A CASE OF OWERRI MUNICIPAL AREA COUNCIL).
    361. ASSESSMENT OF THE PROBLEMS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF URBAN HOUSING (A CASE STUDY OF OWERRI MUNICIPAL)
    362. CREDIT MANAGEMENT IN BANKING SECTOR (A CASE STUDY OF SKYLE BANK)
    363. A CRITICAL EXAMINATION ON LAND USE AND ALLOCATION PROCEDURE (A CASE STUDY OF OWERRI)
    364. MANAGEMENT OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF OWERRI NORTH IMO STATE)
    365. THE RELEVANCE OF TOOLS AND MACHINERY IN ACCIDENT PREVENTION . (A CASE STUDY OF SPDC PORT-HARCOURT). Environmental Science Project topics
    366. THE EFFECT OF LAND USE ACTIVITIES ON THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
    367. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL WITHIN AN INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT ( A CASE STUDY OF PORT HARCOURT REFINERY RIVERS STATE). Environmental Science Project topics
    368. PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN IMO STATE
    369. LAND TENURE SYSTEM IN NIGERIA (A STUDY OF IKEDURU L.G.A AREA OF IMO STATE)(A CASE STUDY OF OWERRI MUNICIPAL COUNCIL). Environmental Science Project topics
    370. HOUSING AS AN ASPECT OF SOCIO POLICY MAKING (A STUDY OF RIVER STATE). Environmental Science Project topics
    371. ESTATE SERVICE AND ITS EFFECT ON RENTAL VALUE
    372. AN INVESTIGATION IN THE SUITABILITY OF ACCIDENT SENSOR IN THE CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT. (A CASE STUDY OF SPDC PORT-HARCOURT).  Environmental Science Project topics
    373. RURAL MANAGEMENT AS A STRATEGY FOR REDUCING RURAL – URBAN MIGRATION IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF OWERRI MUNICIPAL)
    374. ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF THE USE OF AGRO- CHEMIACALS FOR RICE CULTIVATION IN UFUMA, ORUMBA NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA; ANAMBRA STATE
    375. IMPACT OF MARINE POLLUTION ON SHIPPING OPERATIONS IN THE SOUTH SOUTH GEO POLITICAL ZONE
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