Lesson 1 Introduction to Environmental Studies || ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE:THEORY INTO PRACTICE I
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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE:
THEORY INTO PRACTICE I
Lesson 1: Introduction to Environmental Studies: Lesson 1 Introduction to Environmenta...
Lesson 2: Ecosystem: Concept, Structure, Pyramids and Succession: Lesson 2: Ecosystem: Concept, Structu...
Lesson 3: Ecosystem: Biogeochemical Cycles, Functions, Energy Flow and Productivity: Lesson 3: Ecosystem: Biogeochemical C...
Lesson 4: Ecosystem: Types and Services: Lesson 4: Ecosystem: Types and Servic...
Lesson 5: Natural Resources: Land Resources: Lesson 5: Natural Resources: Land Res...
Lesson 6: Natural Resources: Water Resources: Lesson 6: Natural Resources: Water Re...
Lesson 7: Natural Resources: Energy Resources: Lesson 7: Natural Resources: Energy R...
Lesson 8: Pollution: Air, Noise and Nuclear Pollution: Lesson 8: Pollution: Air, Noise and N...
Lesson 9: Pollution: Water, Thermal and Soil Pollution: Lesson 9: Pollution: Water, Thermal a...
Lesson 10: Solid Waste Management and Case Studies: Lesson 10: Solid Waste Management and...
Important Questions with Answer : Important Questions with Answer | ENV...
Lesson 1: Introduction to Environmental Studies
1.1 Learning Objectives
1.2 Introduction
1.3 Components of Environment
1.4 Environmental Education
1.5 Difference between Environmental Science and Environmental Studies
1.6 Multi-disciplinary Nature of Environmental Studies
1.7 Scope and Importance of Environmental Studies
1.8 Important Landmarks in Environmentalism
1.9 Concept of Sustainability and Sustainable Development
1.10 Summary
Lesson 2: Ecosystem: Concept, Structure, Pyramids and Succession
2.1 Learning Objectives
2.2 Introduction
2.3 Concept of Ecosystem
2.4 Structure of Ecosystem
2.5 Ecological Pyramids
2.6 Ecological Succession
2.7 Summary
Lesson 3: Ecosystem: Biogeochemical Cycles, Functions,
Energy Flow and Productivity
3.1 Learning Objectives
3.2 Introduction
3.3 Biogeochemical Cycles
3.3.1 Atmospheric Nutrient Cycle
3.4 Functions
3.5 Energy Flow in an Ecosystem
3.6 Productivity
3.7 Homeostasis
3.8 Summary
Lesson 4: Ecosystem: Types and Services
4.1 Learning Objectives
4.2 Introduction
4.3 Types of Ecosystems
4.4 Ecosystem Services
4.5 Ecosystem Preservation and Conservation
4.6 Summary
Lesson 5: Natural Resources: Land Resources
5.1 Learning Objectives
5.2 Introduction
5.3 Land Resources
5.4 Land Cover and Land Use Change
5.5 Land Degradation
5.6 Soil Erosion
5.7 Desertification
5.8 Deforestation
5.9 Impact of Mining and Dam Building
5.10 Steps for Sustainable Management of Land Resources
5.11 Summary
5.12 Glossary
5.13 Answers to In-text Questions
5.14 Self-Assessment Questions
5.15 References
5.16 Suggested Readings
Lesson 6: Natural Resources: Water Resources
6.1 Learning Objectives
6.2 Introduction
6.3 Hydrological Cycle and Distribution of Water
6.4 Water Resources of India
6.5 Water Demand and Utilization
6.6 Emerging Water Resources Problems
6.7 Sustainable Water Management
6.8 Summary
Lesson 7: Natural Resources: Energy Resources
7.1 Learning Objectives
7.2 Introduction
7.3 Growing Energy Needs
7.4 Sources of Energy
7.5 Renewable and Non-renewable sources of Energy
7.6 Energy Contents of Fossil Fuels
7.7 Nuclear Energy
7.8 Summary
Lesson 8: Pollution: Air, Noise and Nuclear Pollution
8.1 Learning Objectives
8.2 Introduction
8.3 Sources of Pollution
8.4 Classification of Pollution
8.5 Management of Environmental Pollution
8.6 Air Pollution
8.7 Noise Pollution
8.8 Nuclear Pollution
Lesson 9: Pollution: Water, Thermal and Soil Pollution
9.1 Learning Objectives
9.2 Introduction
9.3 Water Pollution
9.4 Thermal Pollution
9.5 Soil Pollution
Lesson 10: Solid Waste Management and Case Studies
10.1 Learning Objectives
10.2 Introduction
10.3 Types of Wastes
10.4 Waste Management 5 R Principles
10.5 Incineration, Composting and Landfill
10.6 Case Study: The London Smog 1952
10.7 Case Study: The Los Angeles Smog Episode
10.8 Case Study: The Bhopal Gas Disaster Episode
10.9 Case Study: Taj Mahal Issue
10.10 Case Study: The Ganga Pollution
10.11 Case Study: The Yamuna Pollution
10.12 Case Study: Chernobyl Disaster
10.13 Case Study: Fukushima Disaster
10.14 Case Study of Indore: Global Model for Waste Management
10.15 Summary
Introduction to Environmental Studies, Ecosystem: Concept, Structure, Pyramids and Succession, Ecosystem: Biogeochemical Cycles, Functions, Energy Flow and Productivity, Lesson 4: Ecosystem: Types and Services, Natural Resources: Land Resources, Natural Resources: Water Resources, Natural Resources: Energy Resources, Pollution: Air, Noise and Nuclear Pollution, Pollution: Water, Thermal and Soil Pollution, Solid Waste Management and Case Studies
THEORY INTO PRACTICE I
Lesson 1: Introduction to Environmental Studies: Lesson 1 Introduction to Environmenta...
Lesson 2: Ecosystem: Concept, Structure, Pyramids and Succession: Lesson 2: Ecosystem: Concept, Structu...
Lesson 3: Ecosystem: Biogeochemical Cycles, Functions, Energy Flow and Productivity: Lesson 3: Ecosystem: Biogeochemical C...
Lesson 4: Ecosystem: Types and Services: Lesson 4: Ecosystem: Types and Servic...
Lesson 5: Natural Resources: Land Resources: Lesson 5: Natural Resources: Land Res...
Lesson 6: Natural Resources: Water Resources: Lesson 6: Natural Resources: Water Re...
Lesson 7: Natural Resources: Energy Resources: Lesson 7: Natural Resources: Energy R...
Lesson 8: Pollution: Air, Noise and Nuclear Pollution: Lesson 8: Pollution: Air, Noise and N...
Lesson 9: Pollution: Water, Thermal and Soil Pollution: Lesson 9: Pollution: Water, Thermal a...
Lesson 10: Solid Waste Management and Case Studies: Lesson 10: Solid Waste Management and...
Important Questions with Answer : Important Questions with Answer | ENV...
Lesson 1: Introduction to Environmental Studies
1.1 Learning Objectives
1.2 Introduction
1.3 Components of Environment
1.4 Environmental Education
1.5 Difference between Environmental Science and Environmental Studies
1.6 Multi-disciplinary Nature of Environmental Studies
1.7 Scope and Importance of Environmental Studies
1.8 Important Landmarks in Environmentalism
1.9 Concept of Sustainability and Sustainable Development
1.10 Summary
Lesson 2: Ecosystem: Concept, Structure, Pyramids and Succession
2.1 Learning Objectives
2.2 Introduction
2.3 Concept of Ecosystem
2.4 Structure of Ecosystem
2.5 Ecological Pyramids
2.6 Ecological Succession
2.7 Summary
Lesson 3: Ecosystem: Biogeochemical Cycles, Functions,
Energy Flow and Productivity
3.1 Learning Objectives
3.2 Introduction
3.3 Biogeochemical Cycles
3.3.1 Atmospheric Nutrient Cycle
3.4 Functions
3.5 Energy Flow in an Ecosystem
3.6 Productivity
3.7 Homeostasis
3.8 Summary
Lesson 4: Ecosystem: Types and Services
4.1 Learning Objectives
4.2 Introduction
4.3 Types of Ecosystems
4.4 Ecosystem Services
4.5 Ecosystem Preservation and Conservation
4.6 Summary
Lesson 5: Natural Resources: Land Resources
5.1 Learning Objectives
5.2 Introduction
5.3 Land Resources
5.4 Land Cover and Land Use Change
5.5 Land Degradation
5.6 Soil Erosion
5.7 Desertification
5.8 Deforestation
5.9 Impact of Mining and Dam Building
5.10 Steps for Sustainable Management of Land Resources
5.11 Summary
5.12 Glossary
5.13 Answers to In-text Questions
5.14 Self-Assessment Questions
5.15 References
5.16 Suggested Readings
Lesson 6: Natural Resources: Water Resources
6.1 Learning Objectives
6.2 Introduction
6.3 Hydrological Cycle and Distribution of Water
6.4 Water Resources of India
6.5 Water Demand and Utilization
6.6 Emerging Water Resources Problems
6.7 Sustainable Water Management
6.8 Summary
Lesson 7: Natural Resources: Energy Resources
7.1 Learning Objectives
7.2 Introduction
7.3 Growing Energy Needs
7.4 Sources of Energy
7.5 Renewable and Non-renewable sources of Energy
7.6 Energy Contents of Fossil Fuels
7.7 Nuclear Energy
7.8 Summary
Lesson 8: Pollution: Air, Noise and Nuclear Pollution
8.1 Learning Objectives
8.2 Introduction
8.3 Sources of Pollution
8.4 Classification of Pollution
8.5 Management of Environmental Pollution
8.6 Air Pollution
8.7 Noise Pollution
8.8 Nuclear Pollution
Lesson 9: Pollution: Water, Thermal and Soil Pollution
9.1 Learning Objectives
9.2 Introduction
9.3 Water Pollution
9.4 Thermal Pollution
9.5 Soil Pollution
Lesson 10: Solid Waste Management and Case Studies
10.1 Learning Objectives
10.2 Introduction
10.3 Types of Wastes
10.4 Waste Management 5 R Principles
10.5 Incineration, Composting and Landfill
10.6 Case Study: The London Smog 1952
10.7 Case Study: The Los Angeles Smog Episode
10.8 Case Study: The Bhopal Gas Disaster Episode
10.9 Case Study: Taj Mahal Issue
10.10 Case Study: The Ganga Pollution
10.11 Case Study: The Yamuna Pollution
10.12 Case Study: Chernobyl Disaster
10.13 Case Study: Fukushima Disaster
10.14 Case Study of Indore: Global Model for Waste Management
10.15 Summary
Introduction to Environmental Studies, Ecosystem: Concept, Structure, Pyramids and Succession, Ecosystem: Biogeochemical Cycles, Functions, Energy Flow and Productivity, Lesson 4: Ecosystem: Types and Services, Natural Resources: Land Resources, Natural Resources: Water Resources, Natural Resources: Energy Resources, Pollution: Air, Noise and Nuclear Pollution, Pollution: Water, Thermal and Soil Pollution, Solid Waste Management and Case Studies
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