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Terminated in academic year 2022/2023
Environmental Protection
| Type of study | Bachelor |
|---|---|
| Language of instruction | Czech |
| Code | 546-0305/08 |
| Abbreviation | OŽP |
| Course title | Environmental Protection |
| Credits | 3 |
| Coordinating department | Department of Environmental Engineering |
| Course coordinator | Ing. Hana Švehláková, Ph.D. |
Subject syllabus
1. Introduction to environmental theory. Defining basic concepts
2. Biosphere. Geospheres. Biotic components.
3. Streams of energy and its sources. Circuitry of substances. Ecosystems
4. The environment from the point of view of man. Anthropogenic classification of the environment. Anthropogenic demands on the environment.
5. Damage to natural environment components. Air pollution.
6. Pollution of water. Soil damage.
7. Global indicators of environmental damage. Excessive use of non-renewable resources of raw materials and energy. Negative effects on the stability of ecosystems. Negative effects on the planet\'s radiation and heat balance.
8. Effects of anthropogenic activities I. Agriculture. Industry. Getting energy. Extraction of raw materials. Transport.
9. Consumable way of life. Waste production. Possible consequences of damage to natural environment components.
10. Opportunities to protect natural environment components. Preventive protection. Education and learning process. Promoting the idea of sustainable development.
11. System protection: Legislative. Normative.
12. Technology protection: air; water; soil. Technology for protection against physical pollution.
13. Waste management. Implementation of clean technologies. Saving energy consumption - using its alternative sources
14. Reclamation and landscape revitalization.
2. Biosphere. Geospheres. Biotic components.
3. Streams of energy and its sources. Circuitry of substances. Ecosystems
4. The environment from the point of view of man. Anthropogenic classification of the environment. Anthropogenic demands on the environment.
5. Damage to natural environment components. Air pollution.
6. Pollution of water. Soil damage.
7. Global indicators of environmental damage. Excessive use of non-renewable resources of raw materials and energy. Negative effects on the stability of ecosystems. Negative effects on the planet\'s radiation and heat balance.
8. Effects of anthropogenic activities I. Agriculture. Industry. Getting energy. Extraction of raw materials. Transport.
9. Consumable way of life. Waste production. Possible consequences of damage to natural environment components.
10. Opportunities to protect natural environment components. Preventive protection. Education and learning process. Promoting the idea of sustainable development.
11. System protection: Legislative. Normative.
12. Technology protection: air; water; soil. Technology for protection against physical pollution.
13. Waste management. Implementation of clean technologies. Saving energy consumption - using its alternative sources
14. Reclamation and landscape revitalization.