write the role of NGO in conserving the environment in short
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1.The extensive use of oil, gas, fuel, and other energy resources leads to climatic changes, which results in global warming. In order to stop climate change, Greenpeace is campaigning on various fronts. It has been researching to stop climate change and to promote clean energy solutions.
2. Protect Ancient Forests:
Many forests of the world are in crisis. The plants and animals are facing the threat of extinction. People living in forests and depending on them for their livelihood are also under threat. Greenpeace takes up the responsibility to save the forests and provides solutions for the same.
3. Save the Oceans:
Greenpeace’s save the oceans campaign currently focuses on four major threats to the world’s oceans: overfishing, pirate fishing, whaling, and intensive shrimp aquaculture.
4. Stop Whaling:
Commercial Whaling has resulted in the decline of the world’s whale population. In order to stop commercial whaling, Greenpeace is working on many fronts. Through political work public outreach and by adopting nonviolent direct, action against the whalers at sea. Greenpeace is fighting against commercial whaling.
5. Say No to Genetic Engineering:
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Genetic engineering enables creation of plants, animals and micro-organisms through the manipulation of genes. The organisms, which are produced through genetic engineering when interbred with the natural organisms lead to new environments, which are uncontrolled.
2. Protect Ancient Forests:
Many forests of the world are in crisis. The plants and animals are facing the threat of extinction. People living in forests and depending on them for their livelihood are also under threat. Greenpeace takes up the responsibility to save the forests and provides solutions for the same.
3. Save the Oceans:
Greenpeace’s save the oceans campaign currently focuses on four major threats to the world’s oceans: overfishing, pirate fishing, whaling, and intensive shrimp aquaculture.
4. Stop Whaling:
Commercial Whaling has resulted in the decline of the world’s whale population. In order to stop commercial whaling, Greenpeace is working on many fronts. Through political work public outreach and by adopting nonviolent direct, action against the whalers at sea. Greenpeace is fighting against commercial whaling.
5. Say No to Genetic Engineering:
ADVERTISEMENTS:
Genetic engineering enables creation of plants, animals and micro-organisms through the manipulation of genes. The organisms, which are produced through genetic engineering when interbred with the natural organisms lead to new environments, which are uncontrolled.
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Role of NGO:-
1) creating awareness among the public on current environmental issues and solutions.
2) being involved in the protection of Human Rights
3) analysis and monitoring of environmental quality
4) protecting natural resources
5) entrusting the equitable use of resources
1) creating awareness among the public on current environmental issues and solutions.
2) being involved in the protection of Human Rights
3) analysis and monitoring of environmental quality
4) protecting natural resources
5) entrusting the equitable use of resources
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