Industrial biotechnology thrives to boost manufacturing outputs, create more jobs and at the same time minimize anthropogenic impact on the environment. This goal is achieved… Read More »Benefits of Biotechnology Application to Industrial Production
As already described in preceding Units, several crops have been genetically engineered to be more productive, grow on zero-till land and to be pest (insect… Read More »Benefits of Biotechnology Application to Agriculture
Advantages of biotechnology application to environmental health may be considered from the standpoint of the different advances that have been made in the different sectors… Read More »Advantages of Biotechnology Application to Environmental Health
In its simplest form, merit denotes advantage while demerit denotes disadvantage, at least in the context of our discussion in this unit. Advantage has been… Read More »Merits and Demerits of Biotechnology
What is a Contaminated Land? Land may be said to be contaminated when there are substances in, on or under it that actually, or potentially,… Read More »Application of Biotechnology to Remediation of Contaminated Land Sites
Air Pollution Abatement Air pollution is the presence in larger than normal concentrations of chemicals, particulate matter and biological materials that cause harm or discomfort… Read More »Application of Biotechnology to Air and Water Pollution Control
Genetically-modified Food Microorganism such as bacteria and fungi in collaboration with worms play vital roles in creating and maintaining soil fertility. When animals, plants or… Read More »Application of Biotechnology to Food Production and Preservation
Preventive Methods Disease prevention implies activities designed to protect patients or other members of the public from actual or potential health threats and their harmful… Read More »The Traditional and Biotechnological Methods of Pests and Diseases
Waste Minimisation Technology Waste minimisation is any action that reduces the amount and/or toxicity of waste produced by a process. The most desirable method of… Read More »The Application of Biotechnology to Waste Management
Diseases are spread through several means including infected body fluids such as blood, faeces, vomit, saliva and nasal secretions. Pathogenic objects include microorganisms, poisons, pollutants… Read More »Pest and Disease Control and Preventive Methods
These methods do not only aim at efficient and environmentally friendly waste disposal and treatment, it also aims at regulating the way waste is produced… Read More »The Two (2) Main Modern Waste Management
Valicor Environmental Services has established itself as a significant force in the environmental services industry, known especially for its expertise in non-hazardous wastewater treatment and… Read More »Valicor Environmental Services: Advancing Sustainable Wastewater Solutions in North America
Waste Pro has long been a significant and recognizable player in the waste collection and recycling services for Asheville and the wider Buncombe County, North… Read More »Waste Pro in Asheville: An Evolving Landscape of Waste Management
Aluminum cans recycling represents one of the most efficient and impactful forms of recycling in the modern world. As a material, aluminum is infinitely recyclable,… Read More »The Complete Guide to Aluminum Cans Recycling: Process, Benefits, and Future Outlook
Bonnell Aluminum stands as a testament to enduring excellence in the specialized world of aluminum extrusion. For over 65 years, this company has not just… Read More »Bonnell Aluminum: Crafting Precision and Performance Through Extrusion
Alcoa Aluminum stands as one of the most recognized names in the aluminum industry, with a rich legacy that spans over a century. Founded in… Read More »Alcoa Aluminum: A Comprehensive Insight into a Global Aluminum Giant
The American Environmental Landfill (AEL) stands as a prominent example of a modern, Subtitle D waste management facility, playing a crucial role in the disposal… Read More »American Environmental Landfill: A Comprehensive Look at Modern Waste Management
1. Indiscriminate disposal and open burning This is the cheapest and easiest method of waste disposal and requires no special explanation because it is the… Read More »The Four (4) Traditional Waste Management Methods
