Abstract
Adaptation of environmental literacy awareness to the education system and reflection of interest and attitude towards the environment in behavior is a critical element in order to ensure sustainable development. Turkey's interest in the environment and sustainable development began to increase at the end of the 20th century. Unfortunately, the reflection of this interest in the education system has not been at the desired level. The foremost aim of the study is to measure the level of consciousness and awareness about sustainable development of the students who are in the master's programs of the department of public administration. As a sample, students studying in the relevant field between 2018-2020 at Pamukkale University and Niğde Ömer Halisdemir University Social Sciences Institute were selected. In this study, where the qualitative method was preferred, the data of 20 students who provided feedback to the 11-expression interview form were analyzed using the word cloud method. It was concluded that the participants began to examine the relationship between the environmental factor and sustainable development, understood the importance of sustainable development for future generations, but could not adequately reflect the consciousness and awareness they had achieved in their behavior.
Highlights
One of the problems we are constantly facing is Environmental management problem (Bowen et al, 2021; Ikram et al, 2019), especially regarding waste management
The results obtained were compared with Algeria standards and World Health Organization guideline
Spatiotemporal variations of physico-chemical water quality parameters in dry and wet seasons are given in table 2 and figures 2, 3, 4, 5 (Z1, Z2, Z3 present the samples collected during high water period whereas, Z’1, Z’2 and Z’3 present the samples collected during low water period in 2019)
Summary
One of the problems we are constantly facing is Environmental management problem (Bowen et al, 2021; Ikram et al, 2019), especially regarding waste management. Landfill leachate is one of the major environment impacts in communities all over the world (Alemayehu et al, 2019), due to high amounts of inorganic ions, organic compounds and heavy metals and ammonia, which are generated as a result of percolating excess rainwater through the waste layers of a landfill (Wijekoon et al, 2022) This problem is even more serious in developing countries as long as Leachate can migrate to areas near landfills, to waste courses and groundwater (Danthurebandara et al, 2012; Salami et al, 2013; Baghanam et al.,2020; Parvin, Tareq, 2021). The aim of this work is to study the impact of the Zirezer landfill leachate on surface (in Algeria)
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