Matthias Okoro Bücher

The paper explores the complexities of risk management in environmental contexts, emphasizing the prioritization of risks based on potential impact and likelihood. It highlights the challenges in assessing overall risk, particularly in Nigeria, where intangible risks—despite their certainty—are often overlooked. The discussion includes the role of environmental laws aimed at regulating activities to mitigate risks associated with issues like drought, flooding, and pollution. It advocates for proactive measures to protect both local and global environments from impending disasters.

The paper explores the critical relationship between soil, water, and human health, emphasizing the dangers posed by waste from various human activities. It highlights how hazardous materials, including infectious and radioactive waste, can contaminate these essential resources if not properly managed. The study discusses the risks associated with the proliferation of pathogens and vectors due to improper waste disposal, ultimately jeopardizing municipal waste management efforts. It underscores the urgent need for effective environmental management practices to protect soil and water quality.

This seminar paper explores the environmental impact of paper manufacturing, highlighting the complexity of assessing its performance. It emphasizes that factors like location, mill practices, and operators are crucial, rather than just the manufacturing process. The paper also discusses the significant global effects of paper consumption and the need for clearer analysis amid rising environmental awareness.