1. ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT
M.S. College of Arts, Com, Sci. & BMS
ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

2. Concept of Sustainable development
It is a pattern of resource use, that aims to meet human needs while preserving the environment so that these needs can be met not only in the present, but also for generations to come. 
The development initiatives be initiated in such a way that the future generations can enjoy the benefits of Nature without any compromise.
Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

3. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
At the global scale and in the broadest sense environmental management involves the
Oceans
Fresh water systems
Land
Atmosphere
But following the sustainability principle of scale it can be equally applied to any ecosystem from a tropical rainforest to a home garden!!! Environmental management

4. Concept of Environmental Management
Its an attempt to control human impact on and interaction with the environment in order to preserve natural resources 
Environmental management focuses on the improvement of human welfare for present and future generations. 
Administrative functions that develop, implement, and monitor the environmental policy of an organization. 
Environment management implies not only a mere management of environment but it is essentially the management of various activities with intolerable constraints imposed by the environment itself and with full consideration of ecological factors.

5. CHARACTERISTICS It deals with world affected by humans
It supports sustainable development
It demands a multidisciplinary approach
It has to integrate different development view points
The time-scale involved extends the short term and concern ranges from local to global
It seeks to integrate natural & social science, policy making & planning.

6. SIGNIFICANCE To prevent and solve environmental problems. 
To develop research institutions and monitoring systems.
To warn threats and identify opportunities.
To suggest measures for resource conservation.
To develop a strategy for the improvement of quality.
To suggest long-term and short-term policies for sustainable development.
To identify new technology for future development

7. General scheme for Environmental Management
STEP I: Identification of objectives and define problems
STEP II: Determination of appropriate action plan
STEP III: Implementation & progress evaluation 
STEP IV: Monitoring & adjust management 
STEP V: Future environmental management and planning

8. Trends in Environmental management
Impact Assessment and Planning (IAP) Assessing environmental and social impacts
IAP assessments may be required not only for newly constructed facilities, but also for new operations that will be housed in an existing building 
Liability and Clean-up Foreign investment has resulted in heightened scrutiny of current and historic environmental liabilities associated with property transactions in India. 
Sustainability and Regulatory Compliance
The increasing desire of Indian companies to meet world class standards has caused established companies in India.

9. CONSEQUENCES Loss of human life. Loss of animal life.
Loss of shelter for birds & animals.
Economic loss due to fire to valuable forest.
Economic loss of rare plants & animals species which leads to loss of bio- diversity.
Air pollution.

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