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Alireza A. Shamshirsaz Kelsey A. Stewart Hadi Erfani Ahmed A. Nassr Nathan C. Sundgren Amy R. Mehollin-Ray Shaine A. Morris Jimmy Espinoza Magdalena Sanz Cortes Christopher Cassady Timothy C. Lee Eumenia C. Castro Olutoyin A. Olutoye Deepak K. Mehta Darrell Cass Oluyinka O. Olutoye Michael A. Belfort 《黑龙江环境通报》2019,39(4):287-292
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Ojedokun O 《Waste management (New York, N.Y.)》2011,31(12):2601-2611
The study tested whether attitude towards littering mediates the relationship between personality attributes (altruism and locus of control) and responsible environmental behavior (REB) among some residents of Ibadan metropolis, Nigeria. Using multistage sampling technique, measures of each construct were administered to 1360 participants. Results reveal significant independent and joint influence of personality attributes on attitude towards littering and responsible environmental behavior, respectively. Attitude towards littering also mediates the relationship between personality characteristics and REB. These findings imply that individuals who possess certain desirable personality characteristics and who have unfavorable attitude towards littering have more tendencies to engage in pro-environmental behavior. Therefore, stakeholders who have waste management as their priority should incorporate this information when guidelines for public education and litter prevention programs are being developed. It is suggested that psychologists should be involved in designing of litter prevention strategies. This will ensure the inclusion of behavioral issues in such strategies. An integrated approach to litter prevention that combines empowerment, cognitive, social, and technical solutions is recommended as the most effective tool of tackling the litter problem among residents of Ibadan metropolis. 相似文献
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Oluyinka Olutayo Abiodun Oke Emmanuel Anuoluwapo Oyelude Emmanuel Olajide Abugri James Raheem Saheed Abiola 《Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management》2022,24(6):2089-2107
Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management - The generation of biomass wastes is a huge concern as they have to be properly managed to ensure environmental wellbeing. This article examined... 相似文献
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Oluyinka Oyewumi Madeline E. Schreiber Serena Ciparis 《Environmental monitoring and assessment》2014,186(1):97-115
This project examined the impact of long-term poultry litter application on the chemical signatures of As, Cu, Zn, and P in stream sediments of the Broadkill River watershed within the Delmarva Peninsula, a region of intense poultry production. Thirty-seven sediment samples were collected from Broadkill River drainage systems and analyzed for litter-derived elements (As, Cu, Zn, P) and basic soil parameters such as particle size distribution, organic matter, and soluble salts. Results showed that concentrations of elements in stream sediments are approximately log-normally distributed. Spatial variability in concentrations of elements was evident, with most elements increasing in concentration and enrichment from upgradient headwaters to downgradient reaches draining predominantly agricultural areas. Results of correlation analyses showed positive significant correlation among elements; elements were also positively correlated with percent clay and silt in the sediment. Using GIS maps with overlays of hydrology and land use activities, statistical correlations between As, Cu, Zn, and P enrichment factors and land use were examined. Results showed statistically significant relationships between As, Mn, and Zn enrichment factors and residential areas within the watershed, but did not show a statistically significant relationship between element enrichment factors and agricultural land use. Factors that complicate this type of landscape-scale study include the presence of poultry processing plants, impoundments, changes in land use over time, and the influence of tides, all of which can have direct and indirect influences on element mobility. 相似文献
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