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Strategies To Minimise Hazards Of Construction Activities On Wetlands

English · Paperback / Softback

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The study will help to determine what the authorities are doing to protect and conserve wetlands. It will also help to identify the current trend of wetland acquisition and development, and the factors that may influence wetland acquisition and development in the Kumasi metropolis. This will help city authorities and other interested parties to design strategies to properly manage wetlands. The people in the metropolis may be aware of the importance of wetlands to the environment and the society as a whole. Appropriate technologies may be applied on developments on wetlands to control some of the consequences of wet conditions on buildings. It will also help to determine the extent of implementation of policies governing wetland acquisition and development thereby strengthening these policies in the metropolis. Finally, it will help to promote the protection, conservation and development of wetlands, for them to be able to perform their ecological functions effectively.

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Moses Amo is a young researcher who has the passion of investigating into the Environmental Impacts of Construction Activities and Sustainable Development. He has the desire to pursue a PhD programme very soon. He also has the to become a lecturer in in the near future.

Product details

Authors Moses Amo
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 07.10.2016
 
EAN 9783659936517
ISBN 978-3-659-93651-7
No. of pages 160
Subject Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Technology > Miscellaneous

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