Renewable And Non-Renewable Resources
Renewable And Non-Renewable Resources More commonly, natural resources are classified as Inexhaustible i.e. wind, tidal energy, precipitation, etc. and Exhaustible e.g. ground water,...
Environmental Management
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Pollution
Pollution: “Pollution refers to any undesirable change in the physical, chemical or biological characteristic of our environment (air, water, soil) that may or will adversely...
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Role Of Man In Changing Environment
The condition of ecological crisis is reached because of the degradation of the ecosystems. This is the outcome of the over exploitation of natural...
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Effect of Ecological Imbalance on Land
Effect of Ecological Imbalance on Land Land pollution is the by-product of rapid and unplanned industrial progress and over population. The land is polluted with...
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Atmosphere
Atmosphere : The multi-layered gaseous envelope surrounding the planet earth is atmosphere. The atmosphere is a significant component of the natural environment. All the necessary...
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Classification Of Ecosystem
Classification Of Ecosystem Ecosystems are classified as 1.Natural ecosystem 2.Artificial (man-engineered) ecosystem NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS It operates by themselves under natural condition without any...
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Reasons For Ecological Imbalance
Reasons For Ecological Imbalance 1) Lack of cooperation, more competition There is lack of co-operation among the major nation, to help in resolution of...
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Need For Environmental Studies
The urgent need to protect the environment, in order to maintain the quality of life, has now been identified globally. Environmental protection starts by creating...
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Ecological Crisis
Environment is “the sum total of all conditions and influences that affect the development of life of organisms,” while ecology is “the overall study of...
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Effect of Ecological Imbalance on Air
Effect of Ecological Imbalance on Air: The industries, automobiles, forest fires and domestic combustion are the major sources of air pollution. The air pollutants discharged...
