Journal of Sustainable Engineering & Green Technologies

This study shows how artificial intelligence helps fix maintenance issues in oil and gas factories, tackling problems like frequent breakdowns, wasted time, or rising repair bills. Instead of guessing when machines fail, it uses smart systems - like random forest models and combined learning methods - that learn from past records, live signals from IoT gadgets, plus advice from makers to plan fix…

Nanotechnology, with its profound ability to manipulate matter at the nanoscale, is revolutionizing industries such as healthcare, energy, agriculture, and environmental science. This transformative technology offers unprecedented opportunities to address critical global challenges, including disease diagnosis and treatment, renewable energy solutions, and sustainable agricultural practices. Howe…

The emission of CO2 has greatly being influenced by human activities over the years; This study aims to calculate the carbon footprint of Warri families based on energy usage and other factors that lead to higher emissions, and to suggest strategies for lowering CO2 emissions into the environment. The quantitative research approach is the strategy for collecting data. Agbargho (Ughelli North), Uv…

The study evaluated the extent and impact of community participation in forest policy governance in Central Cross River State, Nigeria. Four (4) research objectives targeted at identifying major communities actively conserving/preserving their forest, assessing the reasons for rapid deforestation, examining the level of participation of local stakeholders in forestry policy formulation and implem…

Nanotechnology has emerged as a transformative field, offering unprecedented opportunities across medicine, energy, agriculture, and environmental remediation. However, conventional nanomaterial synthesis often relies on hazardous chemicals, high-energy processes, and organic solvents, generating toxic waste and contributing to environmental degradation. The rise of green nanotechnology addresses…

Informal waste picking is a critical, yet largely undervalued, component of waste management and the circular economy in Nigerian cities. While this activity provides a vital source of income for marginalized populations, it exposes them to a wide range of occupational hazards and leads to dangerous health outcomes. This research examines the complex relationship between the socio-economic driver…