Slide 1 : OUR ENVIRONMENT
These Pictures … : These Pictures … Carefully observe…
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How does it feel? : How does it feel?
Slide 7 : Beautiful
Wonderful
Replenishing
Refreshing
Slide 8 : For how many more years, do you think this is going to sustain??? Think!! Think!! Think!!
Slide 9 : May be, a couple of more years…
Your kids may not be able to see the beautiful world that God has made!
Do you care for your future generations?
Your fathers and forefathers didn’t care much about it and left us the following!
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION : ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION SAVE THE EARTH ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION SAVE THE EARTH
POLLUTION : POLLUTION DIFFERENT TYPES
Air pollution
Water pollution
Sound pollution
Soil pollution
Slide 12 : Seventy-three different kinds of pesticides have been found in groundwater, which is potential drinking water. The cost of one nuclear weapons test alone could finance the installation of eighty thousand hand pumps, giving third world villages access to clean water. More than 100 active pesticide ingredients are suspected of causing cancer, birth defects, and gene mutation. "Everyone has some amount of dioxin in his or her body, and the average level is already high enough to endanger health.“
--Lois Gibbs
Slide 13 : According to the World Health Organization, if you are one of the 18 million residents of Cairo: - Breathing daily air pollution is like smoking 20 cigarettes a day
- You take in over 20 times the acceptable level of air pollution each day
Slide 14 : 450 premature deaths
700 non-fatal heart attacks
9,900 asthma attacks
13,000 respirator symptoms in children
60,000 work loss days In the state of Massachusetts alone, diesel emissions are responsible for the following annual statistics
Slide 15 : During the 1990s, carbon dioxide emissions increased approximately 1.3% each year. But since 2000, the rate has increased to 3.3% per year, with an estimated annual global CO2 emissions increase of 35% from 1990 to 2006.
Slide 16 : A recent study from Toronto Public Health estimates over 440 deaths a year in the Canadian city can be directly attributed to traffic emissions.
Slide 17 : Sea level is projected to rise 1 to 3 feet within the next 100 years due to global warming and climate change.
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Slide 19 : ADVERSE IMPACTS ON ENVIRONMENT AND ECOLOGY
Any project ruins the land, forests and pollutes water, air etc.,
Projects like Dams, Power Houses, Steel Plants, Factories, Fertilizer Units, Chemical Complex, Rail-road transport networks ruin and or pollute the natural resources and finally degrade the quality of life in the area.
The environment that gets affected by any project activities are as follows.
Pollution / Mis-use of land
Deforestation and depletion of wild life
Pollution of Water
Pollution of Air
Noise Pollution
Socio-economic & cultural pollution and so on
Slide 20 : MIS-USE OF LAND
The soil is a living record, from where originated all major ecological events of the past.
Along with sunlight, air and water, soil supports all living beings, plants, as well as animals.
The productive land is the source of human sustenance
The per capita availability of habitat land is likely to get reduced to less than 50% of its proportion by 2025.
Slide 21 : The wild life represents the result of many years of evolution, and constitute an environmental heritage of the past, a world, which once surrounded our ancestries.
Human beings turn to nature and wild life for, spiritual, psychological, physical and cultural benefits.
India is endowed with a rich biological heritage and her various scriptures and epics, are full of vivid and beautiful account of wild life.
Study of wild life provides valuable knowledge about life process, which has helped scientists, understand the functioning and behavior of human body.
Slide 22 : Ensure their favorable environment, regarding food, water & shelter.
Prevent hunting & deforestation
Proper education of the public
Slide 23 : Flood plains of rivers, have been the cradle of civilizations and centers of population.
Water influences the global ecology, its flora and fauna. Water, like forests is a multipurpose resource.
Slide 24 : WHY TO SAVE ENVIRONMENT ? Its NOT a million Dollar Question, its just isn’t worth a PENNY!
Slide 25 : No Management Guru Have Till Now Said Us “USE MAXIMUM RESOURCES
TO PRODUCE MINIMUM OUTPUT” Same way STOP Killing Plants, Animals and Environment.
IMAGINE… : IMAGINE… In the morning, you don’t have any water to take bath.
There are no green trees on your way to school or college.
You have a fancy luxury Car to drive, but you don’t have Petrol to run it!
Your kids suffer with diseases like asthma, diabetes at the time of their birth.
Slide 27 : THE WORLD AROUND YOU MAY LOOK LIKE…
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Only you have to decide between : Only you have to decide between OR
Slide 30 : See How ROMANTIC They Are?
Slide 31 : And What We Were Making
Them Was THIS!!!
Slide 32 : And one day this will
Definitely happens !!! Newton’s Law Of Motion
“For Every Action There’s Always An Equal & Opposite Reaction”
Slide 33 : If we don’t want all this to happen then we all need to bring a change in our lifestyles.
The changes are not so difficult to make but they can bring great difference to our future.
Slide 34 : Reading This Book Never Change Your Life,
Except The Waste Of Money. But Learn The Basic Things!
Slide 35 : Start charity at Home first Be the First to move in your Locality.
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Slide 37 : Picture Tells you the Importance!!
Slide 38 : Are these necessary beside our
Let our next Generations share these beautiful nature!! : Let our next Generations share these beautiful nature!! Slides automatically changes in 3 sec.
Slide 40 : Thanks for your Patience!!!
But, try following at least some!