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Impact of Environmental Awareness Level to Water Quality Status in Kenyir Lake, Malaysia

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posted on 2024-11-02, 16:05 authored by Mohamad Hasbullah, Mohd Kamarudin, Mohd Samah, Loh Hoe, Ahmad Saudi, Noorjima Wahab, Muhammad Saad, Siti Bati
Environmental awareness is very important to ensure the water quality status and ecosystem sustainability in a river basin. The purposes of the study are to determine the extent of knowledge and education level are closely related to the environmental awareness level among local communities and its effect on the water quality status. The quantitative method has been used through questionnaire.The respondents were selected based on Krejcie and Morgan sample size method. This study was analysed the data using Discriminant Analysis, Hypothesis Testing (two sample t-test and z-test) and Descriptive Analysis to find the mean value and p-value. Based on the result, the various factors of pollution not only focus on local communities but also involve outsiders such as tourists and anthropogenic factors such as logging, deforestation and waste disposal. All 10 questions were analysed and found the p-value >0.05.These results show no significant difference between the Male and Female respondents of the level of awareness in Kenyir Lake communities about water quality status. The water quality status recorded as Class I and II according to National Water Quality Standards. The Kenyir Lake's water resources do not require treatment and are categorized as safe for both humans and animals.

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Journal

Solid State Technology

Volume

63

Issue

1

Start page

1522

End page

1534

Total pages

13

Publisher

PennWell Corporation

Place published

United States

Language

English

Copyright

Copyright © 2020 by Solid State Technology

Former Identifier

2006105031

Esploro creation date

2021-04-21

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