IOSR-JESTFT   Volume-17 ~ Issue-6 ~ June 2023

Abstract: Battery waste and environmental concerns have become significant challenges in today's world. Lead-acid batteries, in particular, contribute to the growing e-waste problem due to their extensive usage in various industries. However, the emergence of battery regeneration technology provides a sustainable solution to How it works: Lead-Acid Battery mitigate these challenges. This research paper explores the concept, benefits, and potential applications of battery regeneration technology, highlighting its positive impact on the environment and economic aspects. The paper also discusses the scientific principles behind the regeneration process, successful case studies, and future prospects of this innovative technology.

Key words: Battery regeneration, sustainability, lead-acid batteries, environmental impact, cost savings, energy efficiency, circular economy

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Abstract: Water is a vital resource for the existence of living organisms and its use for domestic, industrial, agricultural production, among others, can lead to its deterioration, affecting ecosystems and the potability necessary for human consumption. The present work had as main objective: to evaluate, preliminarily, the quality parameters of the agricultural irrigation water of the Cambamba I commune (Talatona). The Cambamba River, with a hydrographic basin of 250 Km 2, with a peak flow of 700 m3/s, crosses the city of Luanda in a section of 12 km passing through several......

Key words: Cambamba I, water quality, agricultural irrigation

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Abstract: Blue-green infrastructure can be defined as an umbrella of nature-based solutions that have a direct impact on climate change, urban resilience, and health and wellness Blue-green infrastructure can be defined as an umbrella of nature-based solutions that have a direct impact on climate change, urban resilience, and health and wellness The idea of sustainable cities is all about eco-friendly practices, developing green spaces, and supporting new technologies in the urban environment to reduce air pollution, water pollution, noise pollution, and CO2 emissions. By.....

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Abstract: Fresh coconut milk, an oil-in-water (o/w) emulsion, contained high fat content of 29 wt.%. The coconut milk was fractionated into coconut cream and coconut skim milk by a disc bowl centrifuge. Fat content in coconut cream was approximately 34 wt.%; while coconut skim milk contained no fat. Coconut cream and coconut skim milk were used as raw materials for coconut butter and coconut protein concentrate (CPC) production, respectively. Coconut butter was produced by phase inversion process using aeration. The molecular weight (MW) profiles of proteins in the co-products.....

Keywords: coconut, butter, milk, protein, phase inversion, surfactant

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Abstract: This article aims to analyze the role of government programs to support family farming in the socio-economic development of rural areas. Initially, a historical overview of these programs is presented, from the 1990s to the present day, highlighting the changes and developments that have taken place over the years. The benefits that family farming support programs bring to the socioeconomic development of rural areas, such as increased food production, job and income generation, and strengthening of the local economy, among others, are analyzed. The challenges and limitations faced by family farming support programs, such as bureaucracy, lack of resources, and low effectiveness.....

Keywords: rural development; family farming; socio-economic development; development strategies; government programs; Brazilian economy

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Abstract: The Yearly Extinction Rates Of Flora And Fauna Species Are 25% And 34% Globally And 69% And 68% In Kenya Respectively. However, The Depletion Rate And The Status Of Species In Rachuonyo South Is Not Specified In Any Literature And Yet, The Rise Of Human Population In Rachuonyo South Has Increased Anthropogenic Activities For Instance 74% And 97% Of Population Depends On Agriculture And Wood Fuel Respectively Thus Posing A Great Threat To The Habitat. The Objectives Of This Study Were To: Identify The Terrestrial Flora And Fauna Species Threatened By Anthropogenic Activities And Determine The Effect Of Vegetation Clearance On Terrestrial Flora And Fauna Species Conservation........

Keywords: Terrestrial Flora; Terrestrial Fauna; Conservation; Vegetation Clearance

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