Environmental Management

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Weather refers to atmospheric conditions at a specific time and place (short-term), while climate is the average of weather conditions recorded over many years for a particular region (long-term). Wea

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Meteorology is the science that studies the inter-relationships between various components of air, natural cycles, geological movements of Earth, and climate. It includes studying storms, clouds, rain

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World Meteorological Day is observed on 23rd March. It marks the establishment of the World Meteorological Organization by the United Nations in 1950. This organization plays an important role in food

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The India Meteorological Department was founded by the British in 1875 at Shimla. Its head office is now at New Delhi with Regional Offices at Guwahati, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Nagpur, and New Delhi

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The three types are: 1) Statistical Model - compares current observations with past data using statistical methods, 2) Mathematical/Dynamic Model - uses mathematical analysis with supercomputers based

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Solid waste refers to waste materials generated through various daily human activities that need to be disposed of. Examples include domestic waste (food scraps, paper, plastic), industrial waste (che

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Biodegradable waste (wet garbage) is easily degraded by microbes and includes kitchen waste, plant parts, and organic materials. Non-biodegradable waste (dry garbage) requires a very long time to degr

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1) Reuse - use materials for other purposes, 2) Refuse - avoid non-degradable items, 3) Recycle - produce useful items from waste, 4) Rethink - consider consequences of our habits, 5) Reduce - restric