Knowledge in ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Ozone introduction and ozone depletion.
Definition of ozone and ozone layer. Description on ozone and ozone layer. Definition of ozone depletion, harmful effects on environment and human health and controlling measures.
Anusha M.S.
Global Warming
Following document gives an overview and explanation of what is global warming. what causes it and how can it be resolved
Aditya Sethi
Population and Growth
Population and its growth notes for environmental studies
Rakesh Kundu
Types Of Pollution
Following document gives an perfect overview of how and what caused different types of pollution and how can we recover from it.
Climate Change
Following Document gives a complete overview of how climate change is taking over the world and how is it affecting us in today's world.
Renewable energy and energy Harvesting (III semester)
Attached document contains previous year question paper of Renewable Energy and energy harvesting. This can be helpful for practice and revision of concepts related to environmental studies
Riya Goyal
Ozone Hole
Ozone Hole notes in simplifying form
ODC Ozone Depleting Chemicals
Ozone Depleting Chemicals in short ODC is described here thoroughly
Source of Noise Pollution and Effects
Noise Pollution, source and effects
Climatology and EVS - sem 2 end term exam
Question paper of end term semester 2 exam. Climatology and environmental studies 2019. Indira Gandhi Delhi technical University for women. Bachelor of architecture
shubhangi Gupta
Environmental Science
Study Material of Environmental Science For B.E Students
Mohammed Zafar
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Introduction: Air pollution refers to the release of pollutants into the air that are detrimental to human health and the planet as a whole. The Clean Air Act authorizes the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to protect public health by regulating the emissions of these harmful air pollutants. The NRDC has been a leading authority on this law since it was established in 197.Air pollution is a change in the physical, chemical and biological characteristic of air that causes adverse effects on humans and other organisms. The ultimate result is a change in the natural environment and ecosystem. The substances that are responsible for causing air pollution are called air pollutants. These air pollutants can be either natural (e.g. wildfires) or synthetic (man-made); they may be in the form of gas, liquid or solid
Shantha Kumar . V