The energy sector through the exploration of oil and gas plays an essential role in the global economy. Uganda began oil exploration activities in the Albertine Graben in 1938 and recent developments include the establishment ...

Precipitation is arguably the meteorological phenomenon that has the greatest impact on human activity. Therefore, having an appropriate approach for rainfall prediction makes it possible to take preventive measures ...

Adequate supply of energy is crucial for the development of any nation. Currently, fossil fuels are the dominant global source of energy (Goldemberg, Coelho, 2004). However, use of fossil fuels is associated with greenhouse ...

The purpose of this study was to examine the March, April & May seasonal rainfall variability and the extent of deviation of rainfall from the seasonal averages for the years 1998-2019 using statistical techniques. Rainfall ...

Insufficient knowledge on Ugandan grown Clonal Eucalyptus grand is × urophylla (GU-7) wood properties, high demand and processing led to the study into its physical properties. The study aimed at providing information on ...

The quality of water from different water sources from Rukungiri municipality was determined and compared. The aim of the study was to generate information that was important forimproving the accessibility to safe and high ...

In Uganda, most people show little regard for the environment resulting into use of non-biodegradable plastic materials which are usually poorly disposed off and only a small fraction is recycled. The overall objective of ...

The main purpose of this study was to determine the effects of plastic waste on aquatic species on Kigungu landing site along the shores of Lake Victoria in Entebbe. Specifically, the study sought to determine the sources ...

BACKGROUND: A supply of clean, adequate, safe and close water supply and sanitation and hygienic facilities are two of the most fundamental basic human needs and human right. Yet, according to UN estimates (UNWWAP, 2003), ...

In Africa, agriculture is largely rain fed and therefore vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. This is through the frequent and prolonged dry spells, drought, floods and increased incidences of pests and disease. ...