Data presentation and analysis

Analysis of
objective I
To find out the causes of environmental degradation in
Afiesere community.
Research
hypothesis I
Ho: There are no cause of environmental degradation in
Afiesere community.
Questions 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the questionnaire are set
of related questions that represent the data for treatment of research
hypothesis I as shown in the table 4.1

below.

Table 4.1: Response to cause of environmental
degradation in Afiesere
S/N
Question
Yes
No
Total
1.       
Does poor drainage system lead to environmental
degradation in Afiesere?
215
35
250
2.       
Does habit fragmentation cause
environmental degradation in Afiesere?
185
55
250
3.       
Does environmental degradation
occur as a result of domestic and industrial activities?
240
10
250
4.       
Does agricultural run-off cause
environmental degradation?
210
40
250
Total
860
140
1000
Table 4.1 above
shows that the total respondent that responded “Yes” to the set of related
questions are 860 while those that responded “No” is equal to 140. The
calculated chi-square (X2) value is 34.883 while table value of X2
at 3df is 7.915. therefore, applying decision rule, since X2
calculated 34.883 is > than X2 tabulated 0.05 = 7.815. The
researcher rejected the null hypothesis and concluded that there are causes of
environmental degradation in Afiesere community (Details in Appendix II).
Analysis of
objective II
Objective II
To assess the level of awareness of the people of
Afiesere on the cause of environmental degradation
Research
hypothesis II
Ho: Afiesere community is not aware of the cause of
the environmental degradation.
Questions 5, 6, 7 and 8 in the questionnaire set of
related questions that represent the data for treatment of research hypothesis
II as shows in table 4.2 below
Table 4.2: Response of the level of awareness of the
people of Afiesere on the cause of environmental degradation
S/N
Question
Yes
No
Total
5.       
Are the people of Afiesere
community aware of the causes of environmental degradation?
200
50
250
6.       
Does environmental degradation
have adverse effect on the environment?
230
20
250
7.       
Does environmental degradation
have any health hazard on the workers and other?
215
35
250
8.       
Is there rise in the atmospheric
temperature of Afiesere town?
205
45
250
Total
850
150
1000
Table 4.2 above shows that the total respondent that
responded “Yes” to the set of related questions are 850 while those that
responded “No” is equal to 150. The calculated chi-square (X2) value
is 16.471 while table value of X2 at 3df is 7.915. Therefore,
applying decision rule, since X2 calculated 16.471 is > than X2
tabulated 0.05 = 7.815. The researcher rejected the null hypothesis, and concluded
that Afiesere community is aware of the causes of the environmental degradation
(Details in Appendix III).
Analysis of
objective III
Objective III
To assess the people on the health impact of
environmental degradation on the workers, community members and the ecosystem
at large
Research
Hypothesis III
Ho: Environmental degradation does not have health on
the workers, community member and the ecosystem at large
Questions 9, 10, 11 and 12 in the questionnaire are
set of related questions that represent the data for treatment of research
hypothesis III as shown in table 4.2.3 below
Table 4.3: Response to health impact of environmental
degradation on the workers, community members and the ecosystem at large
S/N
Question
Yes
No
Total
9.       
Does environmental degradation
cause rise in atmospheric temperature in Afiesere community?
190
60
250
10.  
Does the rise in the atmospheric
temperature cause discomfort to the workers and others?
205
45
250
11.  
Does deforestation lead to soil
erosion and desert formation?
210
40
250
12.  
Does indiscriminate disposal of
hazard waste lead to transmission of disease?
215
35
250
Total
820
180
1000
Table 4.3 above
shows that the total respondent that responded “Yes” to the set of related
questions are 820 while those that responded “No” is equal to 180. The
calculated chi-square (X2) value is 9.486 while table value of X2
at 3df is 7.915. Therefore, applying decision rule, since X2
calculated 9.486 is > than X2 tabulated 0.05 = 7.815. The
researcher rejected the null hypothesis, and concluded that environmental
degradation has health impact on the workers, community members and the
ecosystem at large (Details in Appendix IV).
Analysis of
objective IV
Objective IV
To assess the people on common measures of mitigating
the impact of the environmental degradation
Research
hypothesis IV
Ho: Afiesere community is not assessed on common
measures of mitigation the impact of the environmental degradation
Questions 13, 14, 15 and 16 in the questionnaire set
of related questions that represent the data for research hypothesis Iv as
shown in table 4.4 below.
Table 4.4: Response to common measures of mitigating
the impact of the environmental degradation
S/N
Question
Yes
No
Total
13.  
Is there provision of community
education and integration to increase the awareness of dangers associated
with environmental degradation?
210
40
250
14.  
Is there provision of
environmental friendly policies to repair the degradable habit and community?
195
55
250
15.  
Is afforestation encouraged in
other to reduce flooding?
205
45
250
16.  
Are trained scientists available
in Afiesere community for the control and management of environmental
degradation?
200
50
250
Total
810
190
1000
Table 4.4 above shows that the total respondent that
responded “Yes” to the set of related questions are 810 while those that
responded “No” is equal to 190. The calculated chi-square (X2) value
is 3.25 while table value of X2 at 3df is 7.915. Therefore, applying
decision rule, since X2 calculated 3.25 is > than X2
tabulated 0.05 = 7.815. The researcher accepted the null hypothesis and concluded
that Afiesere community is not assessed on common measures of mitigating the
impact of the environmental degradation (Details in Appendix V).
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