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Ecosystem structure & energy flow (10% rule), Food chain/web & ecological pyramids, Biogeochemical cycles (C/N/P), Biodiversity hotspots & biogeographical zones (India),Endemic, keystone & invasive species, Eutrophication; bioaccumulation/biomagnification,BOD/COD (water quality), AQI, PM₂.₅/PM₁₀ (air), Noise levels (dB) & health effects, Solid Waste Management (3Rs, composting, landfill, pyrolysis), Biogas—anaerobic digestion, Rainwater harvesting & watershed management, Climate change vs global warming; GHGs, Ozone layer depletion & UV-B
Environmental ethics & sustainable development, Environment Protection, Air, Water, Wildlife, Forest Acts, Disaster risk = hazard × vulnerability ÷ capacity, Disaster management cycle (mitigation–preparedness–response–recovery), Early warning systems & Incident Command System (ICS)
Community-based disaster management; roles of NDMA/NDRF/NGOs & media, ICAR 6th Deans Syllabus

Environmental Studies and Disaster Management - Volume 08

Language: English | Imprint: NIPA

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ISBN: 9789367553831
Pages: 266 | Length: 152 mm | Breadth: 15.3 mm | Height: 229 mm | Weight: 700 GSM
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<p style="text-align:justify">The book is in accordance with the recommendations of the <strong>ICAR Sixth Deans&#39; Committee and NEP-2020</strong>, <em>Fundamentals of Environmental Science</em> provides a comprehensive, interdisciplinary, and outcome-based understanding of environmental systems and their significance in sustainable development. The book is designed to equip undergraduate students with the knowledge, skills, and environmental awareness required to address contemporary ecological challenges and promote responsible stewardship of natural resources.</p> <p style="text-align:justify">The text systematically covers the concepts of environment and ecosystems, natural resources, biodiversity and its conservation, environmental pollution, waste management, environmental ethics, climate change, environmental legislation, and disaster management. The subject matter is presented in a simple, student-friendly manner through illustrations, flowcharts, diagrams, and practical examples that promote conceptual understanding, analytical thinking, and problem-solving skills.</p> <p style="text-align:justify">Special emphasis has been placed on contemporary environmental issues such as sustainable resource utilization, renewable energy, climate resilience, community participation, and environmental governance. Real-life case studies and practical applications have been incorporated to bridge theoretical concepts with field situations and policy perspectives.</p> <p style="text-align:justify"><strong>Salient Features</strong></p> <p style="text-align:justify">&bull; Fully aligned with the <strong>ICAR Sixth Deans&#39; Committee syllabus and course outcomes</strong>.<br /> &bull; Outcome-based and competency-driven approach in accordance with <strong>NEP-2020</strong>.<br /> &bull; Comprehensive coverage of ecosystems, natural resources, biodiversity, pollution, climate change, environmental laws, and disaster management.<br /> &bull; Student-friendly presentation through illustrations, flowcharts, summary tables, and case studies.<br /> &bull; Emphasis on environmental ethics, sustainability, and responsible resource management.<br /> &bull; Includes chapter-end review questions, objective questions, and self-assessment exercises.<br /> &bull; Promotes critical thinking, environmental awareness, and problem-solving abilities.<br /> &bull; Useful for classroom teaching, practical training, experiential learning, and competitive examination preparation.</p> <p style="text-align:justify">This textbook is primarily intended for <strong>undergraduate students of Agriculture and allied sciences</strong>, and will also serve as a valuable reference for postgraduate students, teachers, researchers, extension professionals, and all learners interested in environmental conservation and sustainable development.</p>
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