1. Warm Up:
How has technology both helped and hurt the environment?

2. Remaining Presentations…

3. IN Various Countries

4. What Are environmental issues ?
Environmental issues are any such issues created due to human activities and cause harm to the environment.

5. Air Pollution

6. Water Pollution

7. Climate Change

9. Issues In Japan Nuclear Power
Japan's environmental policy has reflected a slight balance between economic development and environmental protection. As the world's leading importer of both exhaustible and renewable natural resources and one of the largest consumers of fossil fuels, the Japanese government takes international responsibility to conserve and protect the environment.
Major issue:-
Nuclear Power

10. Japan maintains one third of its electric production from nuclear power plants.
However the Fukushima Nuclear power Plant Disaster on 11th march, 2011 proved the failures of nuclear power. 3 out 0f the 5 reactors in the plant started leaking following an earthquake in the nearby region. Over 1,40,000 people were evacuated from the nearby area.
The disaster was rated as 7 out of 7 on INES scale.

11. Waste Management
Japan’s approach on waste management relies heavily on four major factors: 1) technological advancements in incineration, 2) technological advancements in plastics recycling, 3) Comprehensive production-side recycle stream package labeling, and 4) wide consumer-side/household participation in recycling and waste material separation 

12. Issues In China
China has many environmental issues, severely affecting its biophysical environment as well as human health.
Rapid industrialization as well as lax environmental oversight have contributed to the problems.
The Chinese government has acknowledged the problems and made various responses, resulting in some improvements, but the responses have been criticized as inadequate.

13. Major Issues:-
Deforestation
Desertification

14. Deforestation China's forest cover is only 20%.
In 2011, Conservation International listed the forests of south-west Sichuan as one of the world's ten most threatened forest regions.
Illegal logging and slash and burn agriculture consume up to 5,000 square kilometers of virgin forest every year.
The use of disposable chopsticks uses up 1.3 million cubic meters of timber a year.

15. Desertification
Desertification is expanding at a rate of more than 900 square miles a year, fastest in the world.
Approximately 30% of China's surface area is desert.
The Gobi desert in china
increased by 20,000
square miles
between 1994
and 1999.

16. Cancer Villages in China
The existence of “cancer villages” proves China’s disregard for environmental protection.
The CANCER VILLAGES ARE LARGE AREAS THAT ARE SO POLLUTED THAT EVEN LIVING IN THEM CAN CAUSE SEVERAL TYPES OF CANCERS.
In Shangba (a cancer village), a city in southern Guangdong province, the river that flows through town changes from white to a shade of orange because of varying types of industrial effluent. Many of the river's contaminants, like cadmium and zinc, are known to cause cancer.

17. Issues In Gulf countries
Gulf states are terms that refer to the six Arab states i.e. Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
In the last year tourists have swum amid raw sewage in these states
The purifying of seawater to feed taps and fountains is raising salinity levels.
The simple basics of waste treatment and providing fresh water, require so much electricity that the region is turning to a nuclear future.

18. Land/Soil Pollution

19. Air Pollution

20. Issues In India Floods River Pollution
India has made one of the fastest progress in the world, in addressing its environmental. Still, India has a long way to go to reach environmental quality similar to those enjoyed in developed economies.
Pollution remains a major challenge and opportunity for India.
All forms of pollution – air, land, water – are prominently found in India.
Floods
River Pollution

21. Floods are a significant environmental issue for India
Floods are a significant environmental issue for India. It causes soil erosion, destruction of wetlands and wide migration of solid wastes.

22. India is recognized as has having major issues with water pollution, predominately due to untreated sewage. Rivers such as the Ganges, the Yamuna and Mithi Rivers, all flowing through highly populated areas, are all heavily polluted. Water supply and sanitation continue to be inadequate, despite long-standing efforts by the various levels of government and communities at improving coverage.

23. Ways To Protect The Environment

24. There are many ways we can prevent environmental problems, especially Global Warming. Common and simple ways we can help save our environment are as follows:  1. Stop using spray products with CFC's  2. Stop burning wastes especially non-biodegradable.  3. As individuals, the only thing we can help prevent environmental problems is to keep our environment clean.
4. Plant more and more trees. Stop Deforestation.
5. Use Public transport to Travel as it will save money, fuel and there will be less air pollution.

25. QUESTIONNAIRE
What do you understand by the term “Environmental Issues” ?
Name the two pollutants / contaminants present in water bodies and are known to cause cancer ?
What are the various ways by which we can prevent environmental problems in different countries ?

26. QUESTIONNAIRE
What do you understand by the term “Environmental Issues” ?
Name the two pollutants / contaminants present in water bodies and are known to cause cancer ?
Why does the river flowing through town changes from white to a starting shade of orange in Shangba , a city in Southern Guangdong province ?

27. Environmental Issues in Japan include ___________.
What is the response of Japanese Government regarding environmental issues ?
What is meant by Cancer Villages in China ?
What does “UNEP” stands for ?

28. Mention two major harmful effects caused due to floods.
What are the four major factors on which Japan’s approach on waste-management relies on ?
What are the various ways by which we can prevent environmental problems in different countries ?