Highly Cited Articles in Journal of Environmental & Earth Sciences | ISSN: 2661-3190 (Online)

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Highly Cited Articles in Journal of Environmental & Earth Sciences | ISSN: 2661-3190 (Online)

📚 Achieving Sustainable Use and Management of Water Resources for Irrigation in Nigeria

👉 This article reviews literature of the past with regards to influence of geogenic and anthropogenic activities on water resource for irrigation purpose in Nigeria and also to explain the current state of suitability of water resource for irrigation studies in Nigeria and gaps in studies. 
#Geogenic #Anthropogenic #Irrigationindices #SuitabilityandNigeria
✉ Email: jees@bilpubgroup.com

📚 Remineralization of a Dystric Ferralsol Using Basalt and Tephra Dusts, Effective Microorganisms Manure and NPK 20-10-10 for Radish (Raphanus sativus) Production in Bamougoum (Cameroon Western Highlands)

👉 This paper studies the effect of basalt and tephra dusts, as alternatives to chemical fertilizers, on soil fertility and Radish (Raphanus sativus) production.
#Raphanussativus #Soilremineralisation #Micronutrients #Revenuetocostratio #CameroonWesternHighlands
✉ Email: jees@bilpubgroup.com

📚 Methane and Hydrogen Storage in Metal Organic Frameworks: A Mini Review

👉 The need for a net zero carbon emission future is imperative for environmental sustainability hence, intensive carbon fuels would need to be replaced with less carbon emitting energy sources such as natural gas till clean energy source such as hydrogen becomes commercialized. 
#Methane #Hydrogen #Metalorganicframework #Adsorption #Storage #Computational
✉ Email: jees@bilpubgroup.com

📚 A Comprehensive Review of Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment in Delta State, Southern Part of Nigeria

👉 This research presents a review on water resources in Delta state, southern part of Nigeria, with emphasis on hydrogeochemical and microbial assessment.
#Geogenic #Anthropogenic #Hydrogeochemical #Causeofpollution #Coliform #Nigeria
✉ Email: jees@bilpubgroup.com

🌏 Wolf is Coming—Dynamic Classification Prediction Model of Vespa Mandarinia

🖊️ We established the classification prediction model by using a neural network and established the mapping relationship between time and space to evaluation grade.
#Neuralnetwork #Ecologicalequilibrium #Dynamicreproduction
✉ Email: jees@bilpubgroup.com






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