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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/301201397_Assessment_of_heavy_metal_contamination_of_soil_and_cassava_plants_within_the_vicinity_of_a_cement_factory_in_north_central_Nigeria  Human  activities  such  as  industrial  production,  mining,  agriculture  and  transportation,  release  high  amounts  of heavy  metals  into  surface/  ground  water,  soils  and  ultimately  to  the  biosphere.  Environmental  pollution  by  heavy metals  has  been  on  the  rise  in  recent  times.  Cement  manufacture  is  one  of  such  activities  that  contribute  to environmental  pollution  through  the  emission  of  gasses  and  cement  dust.  Cement  dust  is  largely  made  up  o...

What is Metabolic Syndrome? Metabolic syndrome is a cluster of risk factors that predispose an individual to diabetes, heart diseases, stroke e.t.c. These risk factors that constitute metabolic syndrome are high blood sugar, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol/ low density lipoprotein and abdominal obesity. To avoid drifting into this 'death trap', exercise regularly, eat rightly and go for a medical check up occassionally.

The science our kids learn at school is as much about a way of thinking as it is about experiments. It's vital that kids know about the world around them. Even if you've forgotten a lot about the subject of science yourself since you were at school, you can still encourage your child to act on and question what they know so they can become more confident in their scientific knowledge. Kids are scientists from birth Children are naturally curious; they look at the world around them and they develop their own scientific ideas based on what they see and hear every day. As your child matures, their ideas grow from being concrete concepts such as ‘heat is hot', to more abstract concepts such as ‘stars are planets in other galaxies'. Find out what your child already knows about a scientific concept and create opportunities for them to investigate their ideas. Thinking like scientists The most powerful scientific ideas kids have are ones they devel...