In this article, we will Explain an Indirect Use Value of Biodiversity. An indirect use value of biodiversity refers to the benefits we get from biodiversity without directly using or consuming it. Here are some examples:
In this article, we will explain on the statement, “Soil which forms the uppermost layer of the land, is the most precious of all resources,” because it supports the whole life system. It contains things like sand, silt, clay, air, and water. Soil also has nutrients that plants need to grow.
In this article, we will Explain the Significance of Kul and Bamboo Drip Irrigation Practices. Kul and Bamboo Drip Irrigation practices are important for farming in areas where water is scarce or unevenly distributed.
In this article, we will explain on the statement, “India’s Energy needs can only lie in adopting Non-Conventional Sources of Energy.” In today's world, finding ways to meet our energy needs sustainably is crucial for the well-being of our planet and future generations.
“Poverty amidst plenty, Nature is bountiful but Tribals are poor.” This statement explains the conditions of the majority of the tribal population in our country.
In this article, we will elaborate on the statement, Marine Ecosystem is the largest and most stable ecosystem on the earth and is of great ecological significance. Marine Ecosystem is the largest and most stable ecosystem on the earth and is of great ecological significance.
In this article, we will elaborate on the statement, “Sustainable Development is an ideal goal towards which all human societies need to be moving.” Here's why it's so important: Slow Down Population Growth: When there are too many people and not enough resources, it's hard for everyone to have what they need.
In this article, we will discuss How do Ultraviolet Rays affect Human Health, Animals, Plants, Micro-Organisms, Water and Air Quality. Ultraviolet (UV) Rays are a form of radiation that is emitted by the sun and can have both positive and negative effects on various organisms and ecosystems.
In this article, we will discuss “Water Harvesting is one of the Effective Measures to Combat Drought.” Explain this statement with suitable arguments. Water Harvesting is an effective measure to combat drought, especially in areas that are prone to water scarcity. Here are some arguments to support this statement:
In this article, we will discuss “Education for Environmental Awareness is Essential for the Younger Generation as well as for the Older Generation.” Explain the statement with suitable examples. Education for Environmental Awareness is crucial for both the younger and older generations as it helps to promote understanding, appreciation, and stewardship of the natural world.
In this article, we will Explain the Causes of Ozone Depletion? Ozone Depletion refers to the gradual destruction of the ozone layer in the Earth's stratosphere.
In this article, we will Define Natural Calamities and Its Types with suitable examples. Natural Calamities, also known as natural disasters, are events or phenomena that occur in nature and can cause significant damage, destruction, and disruption to human lives, property, and the environment.
In this article, we will Explain the Biocentrism and Ecocentrism in Context of Human’s Attitude towards Nature? Biocentrism and Ecocentrism are two ethical perspectives that influence human attitudes toward nature.
In this article, we will discuss What is Ecological Succession? Explain the Types of Succession with suitable diagrams. Ecological Succession is the process by which an ecosystem undergoes changes in its composition and structure over time, as a result of natural disturbances or human activities.
In this article, we will discuss What is Lentic and Lotic Ecosystem? Explain these two with suitable examples. Lentic and Lotic Ecosystems are two broad categories of aquatic ecosystems, based on their flow characteristics.