Browsing Faculty of Engineering and Technology by Subject "Deforestation"

Browsing Faculty of Engineering and Technology by Subject "Deforestation"

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  • Assessment of irrigation water qualities of river Malaba. 
    Jakolya, Charles (Busitema University, 2022)
    Malaba River is a perennial river that is situated on the eastern part of Lake Kyoga (ILM, 2004). The Malaba River is a mid-sized catchment, and transboundary in nature (Catchments, 2017). The size of this mid-sized catchment ...
  • Investigating the potential of carbonized bagasse briquettes as an alternative biomass fuel 
    Mugumya, Crispus (Busitema University., 2017-05)
    Despite huge amount of agricultural waste generated in Uganda, most people continue to use charcoal and wood fuel, which leads to deforestation. In particular sugar factories produces large volumes of bagasse beyond ...
  • Making paper from groundnut shells. 
    Aryek, Jennifer (Busitema University., 2017-05)
    The pollution of our environment is as a result of trying to hasten waste by burning, the high rate of deforestation which is the second largest human-caused source of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, in addition to its ...
  • Production of handmade polished paper from maize cobs and its blends with waste paper. 
    Musoke, Rashid (Busitema University., 2016-05)
    Maize cobs are a by-product of the maize crop (Zea Mays L. [Poaceae n, consisting of the central fibrous rachis of the female inflorescence (the maize "ear"). While the whole maize ear (with the grains, with or without ...
  • Tree seedlings access and soil suitability mobile application. 
    Ndegemo, Grace Mwondha (Busitema University., 2017-05)
    Deforestation results from human activities including charcoal burning, agriculture and timber harvesting among others and Leads to environmental degradation and global warming. Globally 7 million to 8 million hectares a ...

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