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Adoption of a Hand Guided Motorized Rice Reaper for Harvesting Soyabeans
Adoption of a Hand Guided Motorized Rice Reaper for Harvesting Soyabeans
Authors: Adeyi A. Mashood, Ochin N. Giles, Willoughby F. Ayinde, Adewumi A. Abimbola, Faleye Tope, Kamal A. Rasheed
Keywords: Adoption, Rice reaper, Soyabeans, Field capacity, Field efficiency, Harvesting
Pages: 63-68; Download Pdf|
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IJES- Vol 11 Issue 1
Impact of Socio-economic Profile on Municipal Solid waste Generation: A Study of Baramulla district of Jammu & Kashmir, India
Document Type : Full length Research Original Article
Authors: Sheikh Mubarek Gul* and Deeksha Dave**
*Research Scholar, SOITS, IGNOU, India. **Assistant Professor, SOITS, IGNOU, India.
DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.19904.20489 
Key words: Municipal Solid waste, Socio-economic, Baramulla, waste generation, kuppuswamy scale
Abstract
Municipal Solid Waste Management is one of the major environmental challenges in most of the cities of the developing countries like India. Economic development, improved standard of living and urbanization have led to an increase in the quantity and complexity of the waste produced. Environmental sustainability demands proper Municipal Solid waste management system. MSWM is a public service, providing citizens with a system of disposing off their waste in an environmentally sound and economically feasible way. The current study examines the generation of municipal solid waste based on several socioeconomic factors such as education, occupation, family income, and the number of family members. The socioeconomic stratification was based on Kupuswamy’s Socioeconomic Status Scale 2020 (SES), which divides a society into five socioeconomic groups: higher socioeconomic group (HSEG), upper middle socioeconomic group (UMSEG), middle socioeconomic group (MSEG), lower middle socioeconomic group (LMSEG), and lower socioeconomic group (LSEG). In Baramulla Town (Study area), a questionnaire survey was done to identify the various socio-economic classes, and ten families from each class were chosen randomly and the solid waste generated by them was quantified. The paper revealed that the Middle socioeconomic category was found to be generating the maximum garbage (581g/c/d). The study also showed that biodegradable waste comprised of the major share (57%), in all the four income groups. The study is the first of its kind in the sample area and provides insights on the role of various socioeconomic parameters on the generation of household waste.
Main Subject: Solid Waste and Management; Environmental Sciences
International Journal of Environmental Sciences
Vol 9 Issue 1; ISSN: 2277-1948; SJ Impact Factor: 5.416
An Assessment of Water Quality by Evaluating various Physicochemical parameters of Sirpur lake Indore India
Authors: Mohd Abass Mantoo ; Shailendra Sharma and Rekha Sharma
Keywords: Assessment, NSF-WQI. Narmada, Pollution, Status, Water, Euglenophyceae, Bacillariophyceae, Dinophyceae.
Pages: 1-4; Download Pdf|
Solid Waste Management & its Mitigation Techniques: A Case Study of Western Himalaya India
Authors: Rakesh Kumar Singh & Rajat
Keywords: Solid waste, Segregated Waste, Municipal Council, Urban local bodies, Non-Biodegradable.
Pages: 5-9; Download Pdf|
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International Journal of Life Sciences
Vol 5 Issue 3
ISSN: 2277-193x
SJ Impact Factor: 5.79
Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Pananjay Kartikey Tiwari
Evaluation of Pesticide Residues in Spice Crop on Ginger (Zingiber officinale rosc)
Anilkumar D.Talageri, J. Narayana and Kulapati Hipparagi| Pages: 144-148|Download pdf|
Nutritional Properties of African Pear Seed and Performance of Defatted Cake in Poultry Feed Formulations
Onuegbu N.C.,Nwuka M. U., Ojukwu, M. and Kabuo, N.O.| Pages: 149-151|Download pdf|
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