1st Introduction to the Theory of Environmental
1.1 Definitions
1.2 Biosphere
1.2.1. Geosphere
1.2.2. Biotic components
1.2.3. Flows of energy and its resources
1.2.4. Cycles of substances
1.2.5. Ecosystems
1.3 Environment in terms of human
1.3.1. Anthropogenic Environmental classification
1.3.2. Anthropogenic demands on the environment
2nd Damage to natural environmental components
1.2 In terms of damage to abiotic components of the biosphere
2.1.1. Air Pollution
2.1.2. Water Pollution
2.1.3. Soil Damage
2.1.4. Physical pollution
2.2 Global indicators of environmental damage
2.2.1. Excessive pumping of non-renewable sources of raw materials and energy
2.2.2. Negative impacts on the stability of ecosystems
2.2.3. Negative effects on radiation and thermal balance of the planet
3.2 Effects of anthropogenic activities
2.3.1. Agriculture
2.3.2. Industry
2.3.3. Earning power
2.3.4. Mining
2.3.5. Right
2.3.6. Consumerism
2.3.7. Waste production
2.3.8. Possible consequences of the deterioration of natural environmental components
3rd Options protection of natural environmental components
1.3 Preventive Protection
3.1.1. Education and training process
3.1.2. Promoting the idea of sustainable development
2.3 System Protection
3.2.1. Legislative
3.2.2. Normative
3.3 Technological protection
3.3.1. Air Protection Technology
3.3.2. Water Protection Technology
3.3.3. Soil protection technology
3.3.4. Technology protection from physical pollution
3.3.5. Waste management
3.3.6. The introduction of 'clean' technologies
3.3.7. Saving energy - Use of alternative sources
3.3.8. Reclamation and restoration of landscape
1.1 Definitions
1.2 Biosphere
1.2.1. Geosphere
1.2.2. Biotic components
1.2.3. Flows of energy and its resources
1.2.4. Cycles of substances
1.2.5. Ecosystems
1.3 Environment in terms of human
1.3.1. Anthropogenic Environmental classification
1.3.2. Anthropogenic demands on the environment
2nd Damage to natural environmental components
1.2 In terms of damage to abiotic components of the biosphere
2.1.1. Air Pollution
2.1.2. Water Pollution
2.1.3. Soil Damage
2.1.4. Physical pollution
2.2 Global indicators of environmental damage
2.2.1. Excessive pumping of non-renewable sources of raw materials and energy
2.2.2. Negative impacts on the stability of ecosystems
2.2.3. Negative effects on radiation and thermal balance of the planet
3.2 Effects of anthropogenic activities
2.3.1. Agriculture
2.3.2. Industry
2.3.3. Earning power
2.3.4. Mining
2.3.5. Right
2.3.6. Consumerism
2.3.7. Waste production
2.3.8. Possible consequences of the deterioration of natural environmental components
3rd Options protection of natural environmental components
1.3 Preventive Protection
3.1.1. Education and training process
3.1.2. Promoting the idea of sustainable development
2.3 System Protection
3.2.1. Legislative
3.2.2. Normative
3.3 Technological protection
3.3.1. Air Protection Technology
3.3.2. Water Protection Technology
3.3.3. Soil protection technology
3.3.4. Technology protection from physical pollution
3.3.5. Waste management
3.3.6. The introduction of 'clean' technologies
3.3.7. Saving energy - Use of alternative sources
3.3.8. Reclamation and restoration of landscape