Water Supply Challenges in Developing Countries with Examples from Nigeria

Water Supply Challenges in Developing Countries with Examples from Nigeria

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Many developing nations not only have population and pollution issues, but also serious water related problems. Nigeria, African's most populated country, with, about 150 million people, has limited water supply not only in the arid to semiarid north, but also in the southern region along the Atlantic Ocean. Although there should be sufficient water in the south, the lack of consistent and...
 
 
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Isorho, S.A and Omole, D.O.
Omole David » David began his graduate studies in water resources and environmental engineering in 2004, which culminated in the award of a PhD in March 2011. His main research focus is into water quality and solid waste management. He has published in reputable international and national journals on stream re-aeration coefficient modeling, water quality, sustainable consumption, groundwater quality,... view full profile
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