Articles que le graphe de recherche attribue à Frederick Ato Armah, 1900–2026. 2026 n’est pas une année complète : ses chiffres augmenteront à mesure que ses articles seront indexés.
Environmental Justice
EcoHealth
Toxicological Research
Journal of Environmental Planning and Management
Dr. John K.E. Edumadze, Frederick Ato Armah
Applied Environmental Education & Communication
Journal of Environmental Science and Health Part A3
African Geographical Review15
Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences
AIDS and Behavior
Francis Ackah Armah, Frederick Ato Armah, John P. K Adotey
Journal of Basic & Applied Sciences
Dr. Genevieve Etornam Adukpo, Frederick Ato Armah, John P. K Adotey, yaw boahen
ISRN Pharmacology15
Toxicological & Environmental Chemistry Reviews14
Research Journal of Environmental and Earth Sciences
Trends in Applied Sciences Research
International Journal of Development and Conflict516
Frederick Ato Armah, Paul K Essandoh
Journal of Ecology and Environment14
Journal of Ecosystem & Ecography
Human Evolution/Global Bioethics
Dead zones’ in this context are areas where the bottom water (the water at the lagoon floor) is anoxic with very low concentrations of dissolved oxygen [12]. Previous studies have indicated the Fosu lagoon has high level of suspended solids and dissolved metals. For example, Gilbert et al.[1], Dodoo and Adjei
Washington: United States Agency for International Development
Research Journal of Environmental Toxicology
Frederick Ato Armah, Paul K Essandoh
Research Journal of Environmental and Earth Sciences
Ernest Kofi Amankwa Afrifa, Frederick Ato Armah
Journal of Environmental Planning and Management