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Poor Slaughterhouse Waste Management: Empirical Evidences From Nigeria And Implications On Achieving Millennium Development Goals .
Adequate knowledge and practice of waste management among slaughterhouse workers can help limit the associated effects of poor disposal on access to safe water, environmental sustainability and quality of life which are core areas of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Data on knowledge, attitudes...
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