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Onyekwere Precious, Nwakanma Chioma
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工业化、城市化进程的加快,以及对食物和其他人类可持续发展必需品的需求不断增加,如果管理不当,个人、社区和国家每天产生的垃圾数量将会增加。在阿比亚州,特别是在乌穆阿希亚市的中央入口处,产生的废物最终被扔进露天垃圾场,对土壤、地表水和地下水质量造成严重影响。因此,它已成为人类健康风险的可能来源。因此,本研究旨在调查固体废物倾倒对尼日利亚Umuwaya路周围土壤和地下水质量的影响。采集了3个土壤样品和3个地下水样品并进行了分析。采用火焰原子吸收光谱法对土壤和地下水中的重金属进行了测定。土壤和水样的理化性质也按照标准进行了测定。采用描述性SPSS统计软件包对数据进行分析。土壤样品重金属含量依次为铜(0.01±0.000 ~ 0.26±0.07)、镉(0.00±0.000 ~ 0.18±0.01)、铅(0.03±0.01 ~ 0.40±0.03)、铁(0.06±0.01 ~ 0.58±0.02)、锌(0.02±0.01 ~ 0.20±0.04)。样品中筛选的所有水参数和重金属均分别在世界卫生组织(世卫组织)和尼日利亚饮用水质量标准(尼日利亚饮用水质量标准)允许限度内。建议在首都完全禁止乱扔垃圾。为了一个可持续的未来,国家公民必须促进减少废物、回收和再利用。
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Investigating The Effects Of Solid Waste Dumps On Surrounding Soil And Ground Water Quality Around Umuwaya Road (Isi-Gate) Umuahia, Abia State
An increase in industrialization, urbanization, and the rising demand for food and other essentials for human sustainability leads to a rise in the amount of waste being generated daily by individuals, communities, and nations if not properly managed. In Abia State, particularly at the central entrance into the city of Umuahia, generated waste is eventually thrown into open dumps, causing a severe impact on soil, surface and ground water quality. As a result, it has become a probable source of human health risk. Therefore, this study was aimed at investigating the effect of solid waste dumps on surrounding soil and groundwater quality in Umuwaya Road, Nigeria. Three soil samples and three groundwater samples were collected and analyzed. Heavy metals from soil and groundwater were measured by using flame atomic absorption spectroscopy. The physicochemical properties of the soil and water samples were also determined following standards. The data was analyzed using the descriptive SPSS statistical package. The concentration of heavy metals in soil samples revealed copper (0.01±0.00–0.26±0.07), cadmium (0.00±0.00–0.18±0.01), lead (0.03±0.01–0.40±0.03), iron (0.06±0.01–0.58± 0.02) and zinc (0.02±0.01–0.20± 0.04). All the water parameters and heavy metals screened in the samples were within the World Health Organization (WHO) and Nigeria Standard for Drinking Water Quality (NSDWQ) permissible limits, respectively. It is recommended that indiscriminate waste disposal should be prohibited completely in the capital city. Waste reduction, recycling, and reuse must be promoted by the citizens of the state for a sustainable future.
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