Only articles that meet good scientific standards (e.g., acknowledge and build upon other work in the field, rely on logical reasoning and well-designed studies, back up claims with evidence, etc.) are accepted for publication.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE
Wastewater Assessment and Implicit Practices to Alleviate Water Issues in Vegetable Soup Making Processes

RAMESH BABU AREMANDA; Daniel Tekleweyni; Samuel Tuquabo; Samuel Ghebregziabher; Aklilu Tesfagiorgis

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 21 January 2024

https://doi.org/10.52293/wes.2024.430865.1021

Abstract
  Food and agricultural industry expend maximum fresh water sources in the world. Unfortunately, Eritrean water resource completely depends on seasonal rainfalls which are inherently uncertain and insufficient due to ever posing global climate change issues. consequently, the country is striving to manage ...  Read More

ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE
Analysis of Bacteriological Quality and Public Health Risks in Well Water Sources: A Study in Zuru Kebbi State Nigeria

Shamsudeen Muhammad Muhammad; Abubakar Muhammad Sani

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 16 February 2024

https://doi.org/10.52293/wes.2024.442702.1025

Abstract
  Access to safe drinking water is a basic human right critical for health, yet a large portion of the global population lacks adequate and uncontaminated water sources. This study aimed to assess the bacteriological quality and public health risks of well water in Zuru. Twelve (12) samples from wells ...  Read More

ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE
Evaluation of Nonpoint Source Microbiological Pollution Loads on Eagle Island River

Erewari Ukoha-Onuoha; Raymond Alex Ekemube; John Chris Nnamdi

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 05 March 2024

https://doi.org/10.52293/wes.2024.446091.1027

Abstract
  The effect of storm water runoff microbiological pollution loads on surface water was studied. Runoff samples were collected from tarred road around the faculty buildings and from a primary drain in the Rivers State University campus and labelled sample points A and B respectively. Water sample from ...  Read More