Meaning, concepts and significance of Environmental studies

You will come to know the subject matter of Environmental studies in totality with pictures, diagrams etc

1. By: Peter P Debbarma Asst.Professor ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Topic: Meaning, Concepts and Components & significance Lecture-1

2. Environment Science and Environmental Studies

3. Total Components of Environment Chart

4. Major Components

5. Components of Biotic & Abiotic

6. Interlinking between Biotic and Abiotic

7. Atmosphere-Zone of Air

8. Layers of Atmosphere

9. Hydrosphere-Zone of water

10. STORAGE OF WATER

11. Percentage of Storage of Water

12. Global Percentage of Water

13. Lithosphere-Zone of Land

14. Major Types of Landforms : Mountains, Hills, Plateaus, Valley, Plains

15. Major Structure of the Earth: Crust, Mantle and Core

16. Lithosphere- Rock types and Minerals

17. Minerals

18. Biosphere-Inter face of three Sphere The   biosphere  (from  Greek   βίος   bíos  "life" and σφαῖρα   sphaira  "sphere"), also known as the  ecosphere  (from Greek οἶκος   oîkos  "environment" and σφαῖρα ), is the worldwide sum of all  ecosystems . It can also be termed the zone of  life  on  Earth

19. Interface layer

20. Objectives of Environmental Education tion

21. REFERENCE: Basics of Environmental Studies (110007) Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES By: Yash Patel Chapter-1 INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Md. Majbahul Islam, State University Bangladesh Googles , Websites, Wikipaedia and other PPT

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