A Textbook of Environmental Studies | Engineering & Technical Students | Environmental Science, Ecology, Pollution & Sustainable Development

Product Overview & Details

A Textbook of Environmental Studies is an essential academic reference and standard introductory textbook designed for undergraduate students (across Arts, Science, Commerce, and Engineering streams) to satisfy mandatory university curricula on Environmental Education.   

Key Modules & Topics Covered:

• Multidisciplinary Nature & Natural Resources: Explores the interdisciplinary scope of environmental studies, focusing on the conservation and management of land, water, forest, energy, and mineral resources.   
• Ecosystems & Biodiversity: Covers ecological structures, energy flow, food webs, and biodiversity hotspots, alongside strategies for species conservation.   
• Environmental Pollution: Examines causes, effects, and control measures for air, water, soil, noise, thermal, and nuclear pollution, as well as solid waste management.   
• Social Issues & Legislation: Discusses sustainable development, climate change, global warming, ozone layer depletion, and key environmental acts (e.g., Wildlife Protection Act, Water/Air Acts).   
• Human Population & Environment: Focuses on human health, population growth, family welfare programs, and field-work methodologies for practical study.

Features & Pedagogical Style:

• Structured Learning: Uses clear definitions, diagrams, flowcharts, and mind maps to simplify complex ecological concepts.   
• Practical Assessment: Includes review questions, case studies, and field-trip guidelines to foster environmental ethics and self-assessment.