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Cashew Wastes Biomass in Tanzania Auditing and Characterization: A potential bioresource for production of value-added products
(African Journals OnLine (AJOL), 2025-06-30)Cashew waste biomass presents a valuable resource for production of value-added products. This study evaluated potential for valorization of cashew wastes (husks, apples and leaves) generated in Mtwara, Tanzania through ... -
Multiporate Poaceae pollen grains observed in the recent fossil record from the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem and Lake Victoria region
(Elsevier, 2025-02-01)The analysis of fossil pollen from sediments is used to understand past vegetation and land cover variability. The observations of multiporate Poaceae pollen from sediments have received little attention in the literature ... -
Multiple paleofire proxy metrics from tropical lake sediment and soil in the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem
(Sage, 2025-06)Black carbon is a paleofire proxy that has been measured from glacial ice, snow, soils and lake sediments, though relatively few comparisons have been made with other fire indicators in sedimentary geoarchives. Microscopic ... -
Social determinants for household clean water accessibility in northern Tanzania: A case of Kikwe peri-urban ward in Arusha
(African Quarterly Social Science Review, 2025)Clean water accessibility is vital to human health and well-being, a fundamental human right. Over 1.7 billion people do not have consistent access to safe drinking water, negatively affecting their health and socioeconomic ... -
Performance comparison of temperature-based and mass transfer-based horizontal subsurface flow constructed wetland designs
(IWA Publishing, 2025-06-20)Two similar horizontal subsurface flow constructed wetlands (HSSF-CWs) that only differ in the wastewater flow length were compared in terms of their performances. The HSSF-CW with a longer wastewater flow length has two ...
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