Pollution Control Acts in India:

The Water (Prevention and Control of

 Pollution) Act, 1974, as amended up to 1988

•The Water (Prevention and Control of 

  Pollution) Rules, 1975 

•The Water (Prevention and Control of 

  Pollution) (Procedure for Transaction of

  Business) Rules, 1975

•The Water (Prevention and Control of 

 Pollution) Cess Act, 1977, as amended by 

 Amendment Act, 1991

•The Water (Prevention and Control of 

  Pollution) Cess Rules, 1978

 ASSIGNMENT - 2 
            (I M.Ed)

•Explain types of communication

•Discuss the use of teaching aids

•Education implications of multimedia

  Assignement-2  may send to  shekharcgac@gmail.comNT - 2

•The moral and ethical education for changing people’s 

attitude

•To protect children living in polluted regions, environmental 

education represents a relevant means of prevention

•It is need for the hour to propose the environmental 

education with the essential elements of moral philosophy.

•For conceptual change

NEED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

•All major natural resources in the country are in grave danger 

of irreparable damage.

•A society cannot survive if its natural resources are rendered

 unfit for use by its people.

• The only hope of salvaging this grave situation is by making

the young aware that they need to proactively begin to protect the 

environment they will inherit.

•Science and  Technology can help in a limited way but 

cannot deliver it.