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Abbasi Farzana Fakhur-un-Nisa Tahmina Liu Jingbo Luo Xuegang Abbasi Imtiaz Hussain Raja 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2019,26(10):9469-9479
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - Phosphorus is an essential macro-mineral nutrient for poultry, needed for the body growth, development of bones, genomic function, good... 相似文献
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Mondal Jayanta Das Arijit Khatun Rumki 《Environment, Development and Sustainability》2022,24(10):11871-11894
Environment, Development and Sustainability - Climate change is a concerning matter nowadays. It has a long-term effect on human health by spreading vector-borne diseases throughout the world, and... 相似文献
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Tahmina Khatun 《Environment, Development and Sustainability》2009,11(2):439-457
The objective of the paper is to measure environmental degradation on the basis of some selected indicators by the application
of a simple multivariate technique known as Principal Component Analysis. For this purpose the study considered six variables,
namely, GDP per capita, fuel consumption, total fertility rate, water supply, sanitation, and electricity. However, because
of unavailability of data, the variables such as technology relating to environment, waste disposal, air pollution, women/gender
issues relating to environment, corruption, democracy etc. could not be considered. The results show that principal components
explain about 62% of the variations in the level of environmental degradation. The variables like GDP per capita, fuel consumption,
water supply and electricity played a major role in classifying the countries in terms of environmental degradation compared
to the variables, sanitation and total fertility rate. The findings show that countries which have high GDP per capita, low
fuel consumption, higher percentage of people having access to water supply and sanitation as well as electricity ranked higher
in terms of environmental quality despite high fertility rate as shown by the spectacular example of Saudi Arabia. By contrast,
those countries which have low percentage of population having access to safe water and sanitation as well as electricity,
high fuel consumption and high fertility were ranked lower in terms of environmental quality despite high per capita income,
as shown by the example of Angola which is placed in lowest position among the 51 selected countries. The results also show
that correlation between poverty and environmental degradation is particularly acute in African countries where high population
growth is acting as an exacerbating factor. The study concluded that high fertility has much impact on environmental degradation
in case of poorer countries than in case of rich countries.
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Khatun Dalia Tanaka Tomomi Aranishi Futoshi 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2023,30(2):2649-2664
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - Ayu Plecoglossus altivelis altivelis is a key commercially and culturally important freshwater osmeroid in Japan. Its native population is mostly an... 相似文献
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Haque Md. Kamrul Zaman Md. Rahat Uz Rahman Md. Ashekur Hossain Md. Yeamin Shurid Tawsif Iqbal Rimi Tahmina Akter Arby Hafiza Rabbany Md. Ghulam 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2022,29(36):54060-54071
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on the global food production system. Large-scale food producing countries restricted exports for food... 相似文献
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