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What are four common sources of soil pollution?

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Which of the following is not a Greenhouse gas?

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Geetha always uses durable items because_____

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Particulate matter causes _____.

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What is the role of greenhouse gases in global warming? Mention the international efforts to check global warming.

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Collect information on laws and ethics concerned to the environment and display it on bulletin board.

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Write interrelationships between human beings and the environment.

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What are aerobic bacteria? Write a note on it with some examples.

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Which plants are cultivated to obtain the fuel?

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What is UNEP? What step has been taken by UNEP in 1987 to prevent too much damage to the ozone layer?

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Human being is at a key position in maintaining biodiversity of the earth. What all are the laws adopted by the government to protect and conserve biodiversity in India.

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Suggest any three programmes on avoiding pesticides and preventing soil pollution.

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What is Helsinki declaration?

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Arrange the following efforts to control pollution in chronological order.

A. In India, the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act was amended to include noise as an air pollutant.
B. The government of India passed the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act to safeguard our water resources.
C. Recognizing the deleterious effects of ozone depletion, the Montreal Protocol became effective.
D. The National Forest Policy of India recommended 33% forest cover for the plains and 67% for the hills.

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Write notes on: Scrubbers or Electrostatic precipitators.

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What steps can be taken to reduce pollution due to particulate matter from industries?

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Name the step taken by UNEP to prevent the depletion of the ozone layer?

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Describe environmental friendly methods to profitably dispose of human waste and cattle waste.