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- Amakiri-whyte Belema Henry
(Department of Architecture, Kenule Beeson Saro-wiwa Polytechnic Bori Nigeria)
- Aselemi Akeuloghonaan Ernest
(Department of Architecture, Kenule Beeson Saro-wiwa Polytechnic Bori Nigeria)
- Akpabio M. Ufot- Akpabio
(Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Uyo, Nigeria)
Abstract
The study identified the causes and environmental problems of petrol filling stations found in residential domain of some developing nations. The study was a survey research in which data was obtained through a 6 items questionnaire on population of 228 respondents randomly sampled from the residential Neighbourhoods of Port Harcourt city local government. The data analysis was computed using Mean and Standard Deviation on a 5- point likert scale. Findings of the study reveal among others that the main causes for locating petrol filling station in residential domain of Port Harcourt city are high population, outdated and inefficient urban planning practices, and non-compliance to physical development control regulation, poor economic policies and corruption /ignorance, among others. The findings also revealed that the environmental problems of developed petrol filling station in residential domain are also numerous and such are volatile organic compound, methane and carbon monoxide to mention a few. The paper recommended among others that international bodies should organize in-service training, seminar and symposia for federal and state ministries of housing, urban development, environment, health, energy and natural resources and all the income class in Nigeria on the implications of such significant changes in urban residential districts.
Suggested Citation
Amakiri-whyte Belema Henry & Aselemi Akeuloghonaan Ernest & Akpabio M. Ufot- Akpabio, 2021.
"Causes and Environmental Problems of Petrol Filling Stations in Residential Domain of Nigeria Town,"
International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation, International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation (IJRSI), vol. 8(1), pages 272-276, January.
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RePEc:bjc:journl:v:8:y:2021:i:1:p:272-276
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