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NATURAL RESOURCES
Forest, Water, Mineral, Food, Energy, Land
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FOREST FUNCTIONS:
Protective and Ameliorative Functions, Recreational and Educational Functions, Development Functions, Productive Functions
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PROTECTIVE AND AMELIORATIVE FUNCTIONS
Watershed Protection, Erosion Control, Land Bank, Atmospheric Regulation
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DEVELOPMENT FUNCTIONS
Employment Functions, Revenue
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PRODUCTIVE FUNCTIONS
Fodder for Cattle, Fuel Wood and Charcoal, Poles for Building Homes, Food: Consumptive Use, Sericulture and Apiculture, Medicinal Plants for Traditional Medicines
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ECOLOGICAL USES The ecological services provided by our forests may be summed up as follows:
Production of Oxygen, Wild Life Habitat, Regulation of Hydrological Cycle, Soil Conservation, Pollution Moderators
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CONCEPTS IN CONSERVATION
Restraining cutting of trees and submerging the forests, Reforestation, Afforestation, Control forest diseases and forest fire, Recycling forest products, Replacing forest products
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UNIQUE FEATURES OF WATER
High Specific Heat, High Latent Heat of Vaporization, Good Solvent for Oxygen, Nutrients and Pollutants, Anomalous Expansion on Freezing, High Surface Tension
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THE AVAILABILITY OF WATER DECREASES IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER
Tropical Rain Forest, Temperate Regions, Deserts
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TYPES OF WATER
Ground Water, Aquifer, Unconfined Aquifer, Confined Aquifer, Clean Water, Surface Water, Flood
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TYPES OF DROUGHT
Meteorological, Hydrological, Agricultural, Socioeconomic
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CONTROL MEASURES FOR DROUGHT
Rain Water Harvesting, Watershed Management, Prevent Deforestation, Encourage Afforestation
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CONFLICTS OVER THE WATER
Control of Water Resources, Military Food Resources, Political Resources, Terrorism, Military Targets, Development Disputes
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IMPACTS OF BIG DAMS
Upstream Level, Downstream Level
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TYPES OF MINING OPERATIONS
Open Cast Mining, Underground Mining
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IMPACTS OF MINING OR ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGES CAUSED BY MINING ACTIVITIES
Devegetation and Defacing of Lands, Subsidence of Land, Groundwater Contamination, Occupational Health Hazards, Surface Water Pollution, Air Pollution
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PROBLEMS FACED BY FOOD RESOURCES
Overgrazing, Modern Agriculture
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OVERGRAZING Problems Faced by Food Resources
Land Degradation, Soil Erosion, Loss of Useful Species
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MODERN AGRICULTURE Problems Faced by Food Resources
High Yield Variety Crops, Micronutrients Imbalance, Nitrate Pollution, Eutrophication, Pesticide Related Problems, Water Logging, Salinity
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SOURCES OF ENGERY
Primary, Secondary
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PRIMARY SOURCES OF ENGERY
Renewable Energy, Non-Renewable Energy
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SECONDARY SOURCES OF ENERGY
Petrol, Electrical Energy, Coal Burning
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ENERGY RESOURCES OR ALTERNATE ENERGY SOURCES
Solar Energy, Wind Energy, Hydro Power, Tidal Energy, Ocean Thermal Energy, Geothermal Energy
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ENERGY HARVESTING DEVISES
Solar Heat Collectors, Solar Cells, Solar Cooker, Solar Water Heater, Solar Furnace, Solar Power Plants
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IMPACTS (LAND RESOURCES)
Land Degradation, Man Induced Landslides, Soil Erosion
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TYPES OF SLIDES
Slides due to natural factors, Slides induced by man and his activities
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HUMAN ACTIVITIES THAT CAUSE LAND SLIDING
Massive Deforestation, Erratic Agricultural Practices, Road Building, Unscientific Quarrying, Engineering Constructions
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SOIL EROSION
Terracing, Contour Farming, Alley Cropping or Agro Forestry, Wind Breaks or Shelter Belts
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QUANTITATIVE APPROACHES: ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
Checklist, Interaction Matrix, Checklist with Weighted Rankings
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CHECKLISTS: lists of potential environmental impacts
Primary Effects, Secondary Effects
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PHASES: Checklists
Planning Phase, Construction Phase, Operation Phase
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CHECKLIST TECHNIQUE SCALE: Importance of impact is quantified using a scale
No Impact, Minimal Impact, Small Impact, Moderate Impact, Significant Impact, Severe Impact
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STEPS ON HOW TO CONDUCT AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Define the Scope of the Assessment, Collect Baseline Data, Identify Potential Impacts, Determine the Significance of the Impacts, Develop Mitigation Measures, Prepare an EIA Report
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ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORY: checklist of descriptors
Physical-Chemical Environment Data, Biological Environment Data, Cultural Environment Data, Socioeconomic Environment Data
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EXAMPLES OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
Air Pollution, Noise Pollution, Light Pollution, Overpopulation, Deforestation, Ozone Depletion, Fossil Depletion, Ocean Acidification, Habitat Destruction, Biodiversity Loss
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PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT includes such major areas such as:
Soil, Geology, Topography, Surface Water, Ground Water, Water Quality, Air Quality and Climatology
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THREE DISTINCT STAGES The potential socioeconomic impacts of wind farm development may be divided into three distinct stages:
Pre-Construction Impacts, Construction Impacts, Post-Construction Impacts
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KEY ASPECTS: SOCIOLOGICAL IMPACTS
Community Health, Social Inequality, Behavioral Changes, Cultural Practices, Social Movements, Economic Impacts
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EXAMPLE: SOCIOLOGICAL IMPACTS
Technology, Economic Changes, Cultural Shifts, Education, Urbanization, Globalization, Health Crises, Social Movements, Family Dynamics
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REASONS FOR OVER UTILIZATION OF WATER
Economic Development, Rapid Industrial Growth, Population Explosion
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NATURAL CALAMITIES
Famine, Drought, Earthquake, Flood, Gale, Storm
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USES OF MINERALS
Development of Industrial Plants and Machinery, Generation of Energy, Construction, Defense Equipments, Transportation, Communication, Medical System, Formation of Alloys, Agriculture, Jewelry
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IMPACTS RELATED TO HIGH YIELDING VARIETIES
Monoculture, Micronutrient Imbalance, Nitrate Pollution, Eutrophication