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Importance and Scope Of Environmental Study

 Importance of Environmental Studies :

               Air we breathe, water we drink, food we consume and land we live on are all contaminated by industrial activities. There is no zero pollution industry. Because of lack of self discipline and not worrying about our future generation, the valuable resources are polluted.
          To solve the above problems , knowledge of  environmental studies is very important .

  1. By environmental studies , people will understand the concept of  "need of  development without destruction of environment".
    soil conservation

  2. Through environmental studies, people can gain the knowledge of  different types of environment and the effects of  different environmental hazards.
    effects of environmental hazards

  3. Environmental studies inform the people about their effective role in protecting the environment by demanding changes in laws and enforcement systems. 
    Environmental Protection Act,1986

  4. Environmental studies have a direct relation to the quality of life we live.
    Quality Of Life

  5. Environmental studies develop a concern and respect for the environment.
    Environmental concern

Scope of Environmental Studies 

           Environmental study is an important tool to educate the people for preserving quality environment. The main scope of environment studies include 


  1. To get awareness and sensitivity to the total environment and its related problems.
    Environmental Awareness

  2. To motivate the active participation in environmental protection and improvement.     
    Environment Protection

       
  3. To develop skills for  identifying and solving environmental problems.
    Sustainability

  4. To know the necessity of  conservation of natural resources. 
    Conservation Of Resources

  5.  To evaluate environmental programs in terms of social, economic, ecological, and aesthetic factors . 
    Environmental evaluation terms


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