This study characterized spatio-temporal variations in the concentration of benzene, toluene,
ethylbenzene, and xylene (BTEX) compounds in the vicinity of gas and compressed natural …

Introduction In Nigeria, because of increasing population, urbanization, industrialization, and
auto-mobilization, petrol is the most everyday non-edible commodity, and it is the leading …

The proximity of fuel stations to the roads and the activities inside the station can contribute
to PM and VOCs and impose health risks on station workers. The study presents the …

In many develo** nations, heavy reliance on petroleum products for power generation
and transportation stems from limited access to sustainable energy sources and inadequate …

A stable methodology for conserving the natural environment has been a concern for
develo** countries. The fast-paced growth of urbanization generated significant demand …

Fuel filling attendants are constantly exposed to the complex mixture of gasoline and all
refinery environments are probably carcinogenic for humans. These workers are considered …

Importance of energy as a developmental driving force of any economy cannot be
overemphasized. In this connection, upsurge of Petrol Stations (PTs) in Nigeria has now …

In Nigeria, the number of retail petrol stations keeps increasing due to the lucrative
petroleum market as a major fuel and economic capital source in the country. Therefore …

Benzene is considered a toxic and hazardous pollutant in Tehran metropolis. The storage
tanks of petroleum products and refueling in gas stations are among the main sources of …

This study analyzed and assessed the distribution of petrol filling stations in Uyo Capital City
based on the development standards/controls set by Department of Petroleum Resource …