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Q.1. Describe in your own words how man is disturbing the ecological balance? (Value Based question in 100 words)
In order to meet the basic needs of increases population, the present society has under taken a series of steps like rapid industrialization, unplanned urbanisation, deforestation, overexploitation of natural sources, etc.
The outcomes of the above human activities have contributed significantly to the degradation of environment around us.
In order to provide timber and farm land to increased population, large number of forest trees are cut and forest area is converting to farm lands. The rate of deforestation is so faster that around 1.5 million hectare of forest cover is lost every year is India alone.
The pollutants in environment cause loss of raw materials, health hazards, increase in death rate, damage to crop, making environment unfit for living organisms etc.Since the starting of industrial era, the natural resources are constantly utilised for the production of one or more products for the day to day use of society.Rapid industrialization and unplanned urbanization release a lot of toxic waste material either in solid or liquid or gaseous state which induces a number of serious environmental hazards.
Since forests are natural habitats of wild life (both plants and animals) deforestation leads to the extinction of valuable wild life and loss of biodiversity.
The excessive use, misuse and mis-management of biosphere resources results in disturbance in ecosystem or ecological imbalance.
The outcomes of the above human activities have contributed significantly to the degradation of environment around us.
In order to provide timber and farm land to increased population, large number of forest trees are cut and forest area is converting to farm lands. The rate of deforestation is so faster that around 1.5 million hectare of forest cover is lost every year is India alone.
The pollutants in environment cause loss of raw materials, health hazards, increase in death rate, damage to crop, making environment unfit for living organisms etc.Since the starting of industrial era, the natural resources are constantly utilised for the production of one or more products for the day to day use of society.Rapid industrialization and unplanned urbanization release a lot of toxic waste material either in solid or liquid or gaseous state which induces a number of serious environmental hazards.
Since forests are natural habitats of wild life (both plants and animals) deforestation leads to the extinction of valuable wild life and loss of biodiversity.
The excessive use, misuse and mis-management of biosphere resources results in disturbance in ecosystem or ecological imbalance.