...), industry, HDI and population growth. Findings The variables that distinguish between the levels of environmental quality in Indonesian provinces on the island of Java and on other islands are Industry, HDI, FDI and population growth. The openness variable is not a differentiating variable...

...Dalia M. Ibrahiem; Shaimaa A. Hanafy Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the dynamic linkages amongst ecological footprints, fossil fuel consumption, real income, globalization and population in Egypt in the period from 1971 to 2014. Design/methodology/approach The paper uses fully...

... A questionnaire was designed and developed as a descriptive survey of the target population's perceptions of the impact of chemical contaminants on health. Statistical data analysis was conducted to determine the response difference among variables. Findings The survey demonstrated higher perceptions...

... processes, allowing a more directed and efficient performance on the part of local government. This paper reflects the results of a study into the environmental concerns of a local population and its local authorities. These were based, respectively, on public complaints on environmental matters...

.... Practical implications From these results, it can be concluded that adaptability and resilience of ecosystems and economies is needed, especially for the factors that are most affected by RCC – in this case, the population and energy, exert efforts for reducing the causes of RCC, and prompt action...

... show that these substances are leached into groundwater (Rudel et al., 1998). © MCB UP Limited 2002 Environment Health Population Sustainable development India’s current population is estimated at 1 billion (UNFPA, 2000). The population transition occurring...

...Nadezhda Ivanovna Ryabokon; Igor Ivanovich Smolich; Rose Iosiphovna Goncharova Dynamics of population mutagenesis during 22 consecutive generations of animals, as well as genetic radioadaptation were studied in natural populations of small mammals (bank voles) under chronic low‐intensive...

... compounds found in human blood serum (general population and occupationally exposed subjects) and human milk. Also presents the calculated intake of organochlorine compounds by breast‐fed infants and their mothers. Observes no marked difference between levels of organochlorine compounds in population groups...

...J. Rose I. Reviews the joint statement from the US National Academy of Sciences and the UK Royal Society on the catastrophic consequences of unbridled population growth, excessive consumption of natural resources and headlong destruction of the environment. II. Examines aspects of food supply...

... concerning the population explosion. Outlines various remedies including the contribution of science and technology. HIGHLIGHTS | 3 T hree areas of present concern are highlighted. Highlights I. Pollution of Aquifers II. Composting and Waste Disposal III. Population Growth and a Sustainable World J. Rose...

..., for centuries, have provided them with the tools for protecting the environment. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Africa Economy Environment Health Population 16 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND HEALTH, AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL 3 , 2 A cute environmental problems in Africa are directly linked to economic...

... problem and its effects on our environment. III. The possible impact of climate warming is starvation and malnutrition in many parts of the world. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Environment Population Waste disposal HIGHLIGHTS 3 T hree areas of present concern are highlighted. Highlights I. Global...