IOSR-JESTFT   Volume-15 ~ Issue-3 ~ March 2021

Abstract: Context: In Burkina Faso, the deterioration of food security has multiple repercussions that lead to environmental, social, economic, institutional and political setbacks or difficulties. The climate, in particular droughts, is the main factors in the deterioration of this food security. The purpose of this article is to propose a set of benchmarks of impacts and resilience needs to improve governance processes and prevention of adverse climate effects on food and nutrition security in Burkina Faso.
Materials and methods: The research methodology (Climprospect) that we used is an innovative approach which includes the mapping of climate risks in a given space, the evaluation of the direct and indirect impacts of climate risks and the development of classes of needs in resilience. It is particularly important that all the components of food security are taken into account in the analysis, that is to say the integration of a fifth component namely the Governance of food security institutions........

Key words: Absorption, adaptation, degradation, benchmarks, droughts, transformation.

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Abstract: Quinoa is a highly nutritiouspseudo cereal with high relevance in healthy daily lifestyle. Because of India's unique set of issues such as malnutrition, nutrition imbalance in diet, health of new born unhealthy child and lactating mothers, extreme whether events such as drought etc. Quinoa presents its claim to be adopted in the staple diet of the people of this sub-continent. This review paper analyses the nutritional properties of Chinopodium quinoa willd. and its suitability to the Indian population in their diet.

Key words: Quinoa, Staple diet, India, Malnutrition, Food Security, Cash Crop, Income.

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Abstract: The article highlights the problem of using and assessing the natural-recreational potential of the complex green zone of the city. Natural-recreational resources of the complex green zone of the city consists of green planting of common and limited use, urban forests, gardens of private buildings, pastures, hayfields and land under water. The purporse of the article is the coverage of approaches to the assessment of the natural-recreational potential of the complex green zone of the city, on the example of the regional cent of the Ternopil city, Ukraine. In the study found that the total area of natural recreational resources of the complex green zone Ternopil city is 14 292 ha. It has been.....

Key words: City, Green zone, Potential, Recreation areas, Recreational capacity.

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Abstract: This paper focuses on the dangers assoicated with entry into aircraft fuel tank for the human factor. The risk of contamination with harmful substances and bacteria it is very high.After detailed analysis of the working environment to which a mechanic is exposed in the aviation world, it has come to light that the aircraft fuel tank is very dangerous and may affect human health.

Key words: Kerosen, Bacteria, Identification, Control, Human factor, Aircraft fuel tank.

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Abstract: Background: Mine Drainages (MD) are polluted water associated with mining activities which may contain heavy metals and other chemicals which impact biotic and abiotic factors of such environment. Igun area is known for
abandoned mine site with MD. Therefore, the objectives of this study are to determine the physicochemical and microbiological properties of an abandoned mine water and sediment at Igun, and evaluate the heavy metals and sulfate ion tolerance of the indigenous bacteria......

Key Word: Abandoned mine, physicochemical properties, Indigenous bacteria, Rummeliibacillus stabekisii, Desulfofaba gelida.

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Abstract: Generally, Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) enter the environment through various routes and are usually found as a mixture containing two or more compounds formed during the incomplete burning of coal, oil and gas, and other organic substances. 11 Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) levels in commonly consumed roasted plantain food delicacy in Owerri Municipal, a southeastern city in Nigeria were assessed to evaluate possible human health risks associated with its consumption. Freshly roasted plantain samples were purchased from 3 roadside fast-food vendors in the Municipality, preserved in labeled sterile amber bottles with benzene, and taken to the laboratory in an iced-chest. The PAHs concentrations were determined using Gas Chromatography coupled with.......

Keywords: Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Roasted Plantain Food, Food Consumers, Food Vendors, Owerri Municipality

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