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Environmental pollution is the unfavourable alteration of our surroundings, wholly or largely as a by-product of man’s actions, through direct or indirect effects of the… Read More »Social Response to Environmental Pollution and Types of Environmental Pollution

This article discusses social theory for environmental psychology, ecological, psychology theory of participation, social response to environmental-pollution, environmental damage and compensation. Environmental Psychology Environmental psychology… Read More »Environmental Psychology and Ecological Theory

Several concrete actions are suggested for better implementation of research dissemination responsibilities by Alister, (2000). These are: The need to identify and concentrate on key,… Read More »Strategies for Improving Environmental Information Dissemination

Once the dissemination objective and the audience are identified, there are a variety of ways to share the developed content (RHIHUB, 2011). Generally, the aim… Read More »Methods of Dissemination of Environmental Information

The two main tools used for disseminating environmental information are the internet and mass media. Growing access to the Internet is a testimony to the… Read More »Tools Used for Dissemination of Environmental Information

Disseminating information about our environment is essential for the proper utilization of environmental resources and its sustainability. It also needs to cover both age groups… Read More »Methods of Dissemination of Environmental Information

The conversion of natural lands to croplands, pastures, urban areas and other anthropogenic landscapes represents the most visible form of human impact on the environment.… Read More »Land Cover Change and Deforestation

Land-cover change research also considers changes in the quality of land resources as a result of human uses. The most debatable issue in population-environment interaction… Read More »Agricultural Land Degradation or Improvement

The water cycle ties together life processes and aquatic organism. Ecosystems are linked and maintained by water, it drives plant growth, it is habitat to… Read More »Abstraction and Pollution of Water Resources

From the earliest times, the areas of important global economic activity has been concentrated in the coastal zone (Sachs et. al 2000), with settlements often… Read More »Coastal and Marine Environments

Although a large number of the inhabitants are connected to the electric grid, some two billion poor people in the developing world still largely rely… Read More »Energy, Air Pollution, and Climate Change

In 1978 the UNESCO adopts a central vision of environmental education within the framework of its environmental education programme (1975–1995). In line with this goal… Read More »The Role of Educational Intervention in Environmental Action

1. Educational Intervention In accordance with the Tbilisi declaration, the ultimate objective of environmental education is for the general populace to get actively involved in… Read More »Educational Intervention and Environmental Action

Environmental education is interdisciplinary, drawing from biological, sociological, anthropological, and economic political and human resources. It is also agreed that it is the process of… Read More »The Concept of Environmental Education

Environmental education is a process that allows individuals to explore environmental issues, engage in problem solving, and take action to improve the environment. As a… Read More »Importance of Educational Intervention in Environmental Action

Responsible environmental uses better known as sustainable development as defined by WCED (1987), as an approach which seeks to reconcile human needs and capacity of… Read More »Responsible Environmental Uses (Sustainable Development)