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2017
DOI: 10.1080/23311843.2017.1295696
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Classification of river water quality in Ogun and Ona River Basins, Nigeria using CCME framework: Implications for sustainable environmental management

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“…The OORB is divided into four major watersheds (Figure 1[a]), of which the Ogun watershed is the largest with an area of approximately 23,044.7 km², about 51% of the OORB. The others are Sasa (6,407.7 km²), Osun (9,295.8 km²) and Ona (6,407.0 km²) (Oke et al 2013). The OORB comprises two major river systems: the Ogun and Osun.…”
Section: Study Location: Ogun-osun River Basin Hydrological Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The OORB is divided into four major watersheds (Figure 1[a]), of which the Ogun watershed is the largest with an area of approximately 23,044.7 km², about 51% of the OORB. The others are Sasa (6,407.7 km²), Osun (9,295.8 km²) and Ona (6,407.0 km²) (Oke et al 2013). The OORB comprises two major river systems: the Ogun and Osun.…”
Section: Study Location: Ogun-osun River Basin Hydrological Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kemungkinan penyebab buruk nya kualitas air tersebut disebabkan karena limbah domestik, limbah industri, limbah pupuk pertanian dan sumber pencemaran lain yang masuk ke sungai tanpa melalui pengolahan limbah terlebih dahulu . jumlah data pemantauan kualitas air yang kompleks sehingga mudah dipahami oleh pembuat kebijakan dan masyarakat (Zhao et al, 2016 (Oke et al, 2017).…”
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“…Although Ogun State is endowed with surface and groundwater resources, most of the surface water are polluted and unsafe for consumption [21,22]. There is no proper record of death cases resulting from the consumption of polluted water in Ogun State and by extension, Nigeria.…”
Section: Introduction Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%