the approach to teaching EVS us?
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Importance of Environmental Science
At this current time, the world around us is changing at a very rapid pace. Some changes are beneficial, but many of the changes are causing damage to our planet. The tremendous increase in industrial activity during the last few decades and the release of obnoxious industrial wastes in to the environment, have been considerable concern in recent years from the pollution point of view. Environmental pollution on one hand and deforestation, soil erosion, population explosion, global warming, interference in ecosystem and biosphere on the other are threatening the very existence of life on the earth. The environmental problems of today whether it is air and water pollution, ozone depletion, land degradation, deforestation, destruction of ecosystem or mismanagement of waste all damage our natural environment and life on earth. None can afford to be complacent considering enormity of the problem and large area to cover. Take, for example, threat to the forest and wildlife. There is tremendous pressure on forests and unsustainable approach and what is needed most is commitment and dedication to the cause of protection, preservation and conservation of environment.
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At this current time, the world around us is changing at a very rapid pace. Some changes are beneficial, but many of the changes are causing damage to our planet. The tremendous increase in industrial activity during the last few decades and the release of obnoxious industrial wastes in to the environment, have been considerable concern in recent years from the pollution point of view. Environmental pollution on one hand and deforestation, soil erosion, population explosion, global warming, interference in ecosystem and biosphere on the other are threatening the very existence of life on the earth. The environmental problems of today whether it is air and water pollution, ozone depletion, land degradation, deforestation, destruction of ecosystem or mismanagement of waste all damage our natural environment and life on earth. None can afford to be complacent considering enormity of the problem and large area to cover. Take, for example, threat to the forest and wildlife. There is tremendous pressure on forests and unsustainable approach and what is needed most is commitment and dedication to the cause of protection, preservation and conservation of environment.
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my question is in teaching approach of EVS
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I don’t know the answer but I can tell you that the full form of EVS the full form of EVS is environmental science
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