Conservation of Resources in India

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Conservation of Resources in India www.engineersportal.in

About my Country: Area: 3,287,590 sq km Population: 1,188,310,000 Literacy : 61% Government: Federal Democratic Republic Unemployment: 10.7% GDP: $3.57 trillion Chief Occupations: Agriculture is the chief occupation of the country followed by service and industrial jobs. www.engineersportal.in

Our Natural Resources Wealth Land Arable Land: 48% Forests: 22% Water Total renewable water resources: 1,907.8 km3/year Soil Many fertile soils including alluvial soil which comprises 80% of the total fertile soil available Minerals India occupies a prominent place in the world in the production of many minerals. The chief minerals include Coal, iron ore, manganese, mica, bauxite, titanium ore, chromite, diamonds, limestone, thorium, petroleum, natural gas Energy India makes use of both renewable and non renewable energy resources. Energy resources include natural gas, thermal, hydro, nuclear and other renewable sources. www.engineersportal.in

Our Natural Resources Wealth Vegetation India has diverse vegetation which includes tropical rainforests, deciduous forests and coniferous forests. India has 6 % of the world’s flowering plants. Wildlife India has many species of animals, birds and reptiles which includes 7.6% of all mammalian, 12.6% of avian, 6.2% of reptilian of the wildlife population in the world Asian Elephant, Bengal Tiger, Asiatic Lion, Leopard, Sloth Bear and Indian Rhinoceros, antelopes are some of the important animals. www.engineersportal.in

Natural Resources Chart www.engineersportal.in

What is calling for our attention? India as country is blessed with rich natural resources. But from our research on the usage of natural resources in our country, we found that the resources are depleting every day. For example: Forest and arable land is being depleted due to urbanization, overpopulation and overconsumption Wild life resources are being lost due to illegal poaching, hunting and industrialization. Water resources are being contaminated are drying up due to industrialization. www.engineersportal.in

Threats to Natural Resources Urbanisation and Industrialisation Overpopulation Overconsumption and irresponsible use Deforestation Erosion Habitat Destruction Natural Hazards No proper access to resources such as water www.engineersportal.in

Doing what matters! www.engineersportal.in

What are we doing to save our resources? The Government of India has undertaken many measures for the conservation of the resources Regulations and reforms for proper housing and infrastructure development to avoid land acquisition problems Mass media public service messages to educate the people on the importance of conservation of resources Increase the wildlife and forest reserves in the country Schemes to do a proper inventory of the resources and monitor changes in the environment. Various projects and schemes that promote conservation of resources. www.engineersportal.in

Our Proposed Action Plan Problems Solutions Overpopulation Develop population control measures and educate people on the advantages of a small family. Overconsumption and irresponsible use Educate people on the importance of conservation of resources using mass media. Develop partnerships with advocacy groups and environmental NGOs for spreading the message. No proper access to resources Privatization of the some of the resource management function will help in better developing the delivery mechanism Deforestation and Habitat destruction Have stringent regulations for the protection of the resources and ensure that the defaulters are punished Natural Hazards Develop and employ tools for monitoring the possibility of natural hazards and providing preventive measures www.engineersportal.in

Essential Question How do the choices we make affect our lives? Through this project, we learnt that we need to make the right choices to make a difference. We learnt that if we choose to be ignorant, we will face consequences which will impact our lives. For example, we realised that every single person’s irresponsible use of water contributes to water scarcity. The choices we have decided to make are: To be knowledgeable of the wonderful resources available to us To make every effort to protect and conserve these resources in our own way To inform and make other people aware of the importance of natural resources To learn about other issues affecting our country and the world at large and learn to be a responsible citizen We have made a choice to make a difference! www.engineersportal.in

Sources Referred www.nationmaster.com – Information source for various countries www.cia.gov – CIA World Fact Book En.wikipedia.org – Encyclopedia www.india.gov.in – The website for government of India www.engineersportal.in