Role of the Photographer in Preserving ‘Wilderness’
This dissertation addresses the relationship between people and the environment, specifically the role the nature photographer plays in helping preserve what is loosely called ‘wilderness’.
Environmental Studies
Ability of Renewable Energy meeting Future Energy Demands
An investigation in to the potential of renewable energy sources and an analysis of their long-term capability of meeting future energy needs.
Pressure on Development Land in the South East of England
The purpose of this dissertation is to discuss and evaluate the pressure on development land in the South- East of England, and how that pressure relates to the need for sustainable architecture.
Effect of Occupational Noise Pollution on Workers’ Hearing
This study is focused on highlighting that prolonged exposure to high levels of occupational noise can affect the hearing ability of agricultural workers who are using tractors and machines.
Risks and Impacts of Natural Disasters on Third World Countries
Identifying natural disaster hazards and their impact on third world countries and an analysis of the risks associated with the natural disasters in third world countries.
Relationship Between Naval Operations and Maritime Environmental Issues
The objectives of this study are to examine the relationship between naval operations and maritime environmental issues and whether naval operations are constrained by environmental policies.
Nitrification Process in Landfill Leachate Treatment
The aim of the project was to the study of nitrification of landfill leachate and choosing a suitable treating system to eliminate key contaminants.
Regulatory Frameworks of India’s Industrial Policies
CHAPTER 3
THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
3.1 INTRODUCTION: THE PARADIGM SHIFT
The industrial policy pursued in India for the first four decades after independence was based on the socialist school of though
Implementing Alternative Sources of Energy
Chapter 1
Introduction
1.0 Introduction
Hotels constitute a key element of the organized chain of activity in the travel and tourism industry, and occupy a crucial place in concerns over environmental
Honey Markets of the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve (NBR)
This project is on ‘Honey flow in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve’. In this study the flow of honey from the native indigenous honey hunters in the forest to the end consumers in the area of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve is analysed.
Soil Analysis of the Himalayan Mountain System
Chapter- 4
ABIOTIC ENVIRONMENTAL
VARIABLES OF MORAINIC AND ALPINE ECOSYSTEMS
Global warming/ enhanced greenhouse effect and the loss of biodiversity are the major environmental issues around the world
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Planning Process
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
“Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is 20 year old tool for environmental management, not living up to its full potential”. (Mudge, 1993).
This chapter describes the Envir
Earthquake Simulation for Buildings
Abstract
Earthquake is an independent natural phenomenon of vibration of the ground which can become dangerous mainly when it is considered in relation with structures. Earthquakes can be very weak, w
Climate Change Mitigation Strategies: UNFCCC and India
From UNFCCC Goals to India
Abstract:
Climate Change has the potential to alter the ability of the earth’s physical and biological systems to provide goods and services essential for sustainable
Optimal Extraction Paths of Coal
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1. Motivation
According to the World Energy Outlook (WEO 2007)[1], global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions will increase by 1,8 % per year from 2005 to 2030, and 2 % per year f
Strategies to Meet Energy Demands in the UK
1.0 Introduction
The question of how Britain will be able to meet its energy demand in the next 10 – 10 years is a matter of concern for the British Government. With aging nuclear plants, repla
Uses of Renewable Energy in Rural Areas
2. Literature Review
According to data from 2005, about 90% of the EU-27 territory is considered rural (predominantly rural and intermediate regions) where 54% of the population lives (EU, 2008). Henc
Concepts for Environmental Sustainability
A Perspective on environmental sustainability?
Environmental Sustainability
The Commissioner acts as an independent voice that advocates, audits and reports on environmental sustainability. The purpo
Groundwater Use in Kathmandu Valley
Chapter IV A. Groundwater Use inKathmandu Valley
Abstract:
The Kathmandu Valley, bowl shaped of 651 Km2 basin areas, has gently sloping valley floor, valley plain terraces with scrap faces together wi
Environmental Impacts of Tourism in Mauritius
The main purpose of this study is to provide a theoretical basis and framework for assessing host attitudes on the environmental impacts of tourism in Mauritius.
