B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management (177)
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Distribution of Health and Education Services in Rural Areas: A Case Study of Aligrah District
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 15 Issue: 4
Providing health and education services in the rural areas is one of the biggest challenge that is faced by the government of India. With nearly 70 per cent population living in rural areas have less number of health and education services than their urban counterpart. Health care and education amenities are hardly available in the rural areas, and this is the core reason for migration o...
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Authors Dr. Shabnam KhanRead Journal Click Here
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The Atmospheric Warming and Homicides in India
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 15 Issue: 3
Crime is an act against law and thus is a punishable offence. Crime varies over space and time. Among all crime types, murder is the most cruel and inhumane which do an irreparable damage to the society. The study attempts to examine how atmospheric warming may increase homicides. To achieve this, the paper analyses the trend pattern of homicides and various determinants. Social heteroge...
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Authors Ashutosh MishraRead Journal Click Here
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Renewable Energy Context, Scope, Application and Green Business in Bangladesh
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 15 Issue: 3
Energy is inevitable for development and its demand is increasing day by day. Energy is essential and important for human life. However, energy from fossil fuel (coals, diesel, kerosene, wood etc.) generates carbon, carbon dioxide emissions, green house emissions that pollute air, and destroy environment resulted global warming that’s harmful to living beings and nature....
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Authors Professor Dr. Kazi Abdur RoufRead Journal Click Here
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Sustainable Tourism Development in Darjeeling Hills of West Bengal, India: Issues & Challenges
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 15 Issue: 3
At present tourism has been seriously considered in the national sustainable development strategies of many developing countries and placed on the agenda of many international conferences on Sustainable Development/ Tourism in a broader sense has existed for a long time in this Hill region of Darjeeling in West Bengal. The tourism activities are still in its conventional state, not put i...
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Authors Dr. Sherap BhutiaRead Journal Click Here
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Petrography, δ18O, δ13C in Campanian Region (Southern Italy) Speleothems
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 15 Issue: 2
Spelethems are good proxy to understand the environmental condition above the cave where they form. I have studied three speleothems from the Campanian region (Matese Mts, Sorrentina peninsula and Cilento area). The splethems should suggest the climatic condition some time in the past in Campanian region. I present data on the petrography, SEM, and Carbon and Oxygen isotopes. The data pr...
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Authors Angelo PaoneRead Journal Click Here
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Computing Flood Volume of Dikpe Catchment using HEC-HMS
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 15 Issue: 2
Understanding the basic relationships between rainfall and runoff is vital for effective management of flood water. The Lawra District of the Upper West Region, the driest region in Ghana, has experienced periodic and devastating flash floods resulting from high intensity short duration rainfall, a characteristic of semi-arid and arid regions. However all these go waste leading to lack o...
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Authors Yaw Danquah Twumasi, Rev. John Ayer, Edward Mathew Osei Jnr.Read Journal Click Here
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A Return to Master Planning: A Misconception of the Theory of Paradigm Shift?
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 15 Issue: 2
Recent trends have shown that, cities of developing countries have been switching from one urban planning approach to another and this trend will continue. The methodology adopted involved a review of scondary data sources, interviews and analysis.The findings of this research present three areas of discourse. First, the demise and resurgence of conventional approaches is a worldwide rec...
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Authors Samson Elisha KasalaRead Journal Click Here
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Correlations between a New Daily Global Indicator of Human Behavior, Threshold Seismicity, and Solar Activity: Congruence of Energy and Implications
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 15 Issue: 1
We correlated the daily average energy per earthquake for global seismicity within successive 1 M increments (<1.0 to >6.0 M), solar activity as defined by Solar Flux Units (SFU) and a new indices for Reports of Human Conflict Behavior for the years 2009 through 2013 (1,826 days). Events associated with intent (e.g. mobilization) and preparation for confrontation were positively correlat...
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Authors David Vares, Michael A. PersingerRead Journal Click Here
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Climate Change and the Law: Cushioning the Effects of Climate Change- In Niger Delta
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 15 Issue: 1
Climate change has been defined as any natural or induced change in climate, either globally or in a particular area. However, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change gives its own definition as a change of climate which is attributed directly or indirectly to human activity that alters the composition of the global atmosphere and which is in addition to natural climate...
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Authors Dr. C. T. Emejuru, Mrs. M. O. IzziRead Journal Click Here
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Comparative Study of Methods for Estimating Evapotranspiration Reference in ParanaÃÂÂba City, Brazil
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 15 Issue: 1
This study aimed to was evaluating the performance of 30 methods to estimate reference evapotranspiration (ET0) to the city of ParanaÃÂÂba, Brazil. The meteorological data was removed from National Institute of Meteorology, on the period of six year (March 2008 to February 2014). The method taken as standard was Penman-Monteith-FAO56 and the comparison of results was by the coeffici...
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Authors Fernando Franca Da Cunha, Thiago Ramos Da Silva, Arthur Ribeiro Ximenes, Rafael Oliveira BatistaRead Journal Click Here
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Building Densification as a Strategy forUrban Spatial Sustainability:Analysis of Inner CityNeighbourhoods of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 14 Issue: 8
Building densification in developing countries is shaping the spatial patterns of the inner city neighbourhoods. The densification processes are fuelled by higher land values and real estate market dynamics. Due to increased land values, new building forms, uses and density are emerging. Although densification is considered as a strategy to achieving compact development and city spatial ...
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Authors John Lupala, Sajjad Ali BhayoRead Journal Click Here
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Application of AHP Model in Selection of Most Appropriate Area to Establish Soil Damp for Artificial Recharge of Underground Aquifers (Case Study: Tabas Basin)
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 14 Issue: 8
In recent years, water exploitation has become greater for many reasons such as population growth, industrial development, urbanization growth and consequently increased demand for food products. Hence the rate of exploitation and consumption ground water become greater than recharge of them, in other words input of ground water system is less than its output and system with negative bal...
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Authors Alireza Arab AmeriRead Journal Click Here
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Zoning Mashhad Watershed for Artificial Recharge of Underground Aquifers using TOPSIS Model and GIS Technique
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 14 Issue: 8
In recent years, coincide with population growth and industrial expansion, in many countries in the world,Extract water of underground sources expanded and annual withdrawal of ground water is higher than the annual feeding. This means extracting and using the water in layers that has been saved over thousands of years in the underground. Consequently groundwater levels in the area will ...
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Authors Alireza ArabameriRead Journal Click Here
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The Quality of Leadership that we have in Zimbabwe: A Formula for Real Disaster (2013 - 2014)
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 14 Issue: 8
The objective of this Paper is to expose the quality of leadership that we have in Zimbabwe and thereafter to come up with a Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations designed for risk treatment. ...
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Authors Dr Silas Luthingo RusvingoRead Journal Click Here
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