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PRODUCTIVITY AT THE COST OF ENVIRONMENT

Globalization has pre-dominantly made life easy. The factors of productivity have led to great changes. I would hereby highlight the environmental perception regarding the production.  Farmers are the prevalent contributor for the Indian economy. Cultivation is a dynamic process. Indians are considered to be late adopters. At times this can be a great blessing. As it would be a bane for scarce sectors. Technology has led to a quantity of productivity. Is productivity a bane to the environment. Let’s consider the safe means of productivity concerning the environment The effects of Globalisation are leading to major changes. Gone are those days   farmers enjoying to in the farm land. The son of the soil is now the spoiler of the soil. It's all because of the immensive demand to towards the production The fast growing trends of technology drive people to produce more. The mode of producing products is based on the quantity rather quality. The process of pro...

Deforestation the destroying mode of ecosystem

Human expansion always cleared some forest for needs.  In the name of agriculture, larger areas are cleared for domestic requirements. D eveloped countries have a recreational forest, how about developing countries. For thousands of years, forests used for hunting are now preserved in the  rational way.  Mountains unfortunately, don't support large trees. As we all tend to go for development and luxuries. Whether we can rebuild forest  in the same state is a doubtful  aspect to think about. So many species of fauna and flora have now vanished. By far the most serious aspect of deforestation is the  forest, where crops can provide profit. The trees can also be profitable of course, as in India we use for books and few countries for toilet papers being made from trees valuable trees such as teak have been used for furniture and the interior designing of the house. This hardly recompenses for the replacement for the  sites as we walk ...

Lost Culture And Losing Environment

The richness in tradition and culture makes India unique. From birth to death we have variety of customs and ceremonies followed. Each of these aspects are connected to  the nature.The realization of the fact that humans are bond with the nature astonishes us. When a child is born, right after 28 days its served with the milk deeped in the gold. The footprints of the first walk are kept for memories. The 21 st century’s citizens have adopted modernisation. Westernization and modernization has become the trend of new era– ignoring nature. Unknowing we are searching for the natural resources today.  But somewhere deep in our mind we have the hereditary of our ancestors. Rural sectors have a way of coating their floor ,cow dung which protects us from flies and keeps the floor tidy .Then cow dung, now – marble, tiles, granites which also from the heart of the earth. We buy luxury stones like diamond and pearls to make us beautiful and grand. The ladies wear ornaments ...

Exploring the wildlife in Zoo

Ever since the nature was formed.  The essential factors are always the added beauty of these nature creations, the flora and fauna has always attracted people. The excitement to see the wild animals and rare species of plants is still prevailing. Seeing these creatures is a great opportunity. Humans are curious by nature and have an inherent desire to explore the unknown and discover environment. The only opportunity that we human beings get to explore the wild life is through zoos. People enjoy looking at the wild animals closer, so that they get the feeling of wild life experience and also get to click pictures. The wild life sanctuaries are not only the great places to get up close to the wildlife, but many are also doing their part to bolster the decreasing population of wild animals. Protection of wild animals has come to such an extreme that today to protect them they have been kept inSanctuaries. Animals kept there give a different look altogether to that part...

A travel through backwaters visit to : KUMARAKOM

Tourism Industry of India plays a major role in the rapid economic growth. Tourism is a travel for leisure, recreation and religious purposes and can be defined as anything. As the tourism is flourishing in India, sustainable tourism is developing in southern part of India.  It tries to make only a positive impact on the environment, society and economy.  Kerala has been grant the top United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)  award for Sustainable tourism in Kumarakom, situated on the banks of Vembanad Kayal, west of the Kottayam District. It is one of the leading travel destinations on the planet and a crown jewel of Kerala tourism. Kumarakom is also known for its wide range of ecological balance in the environment. It is well known for Bird sanctuary, Backwater tourism hub and for its Hospitality in its natural charm. Sustainable tourism in Kumarakom is an incredible tourism development and sustaining the environment for economic growth without losing it...

Death of Waters

Kerala is a traditionally rich and culturally beautiful state of India. The greenery and abundant variety of species marks the importance of this coastal strip. The most beautiful feature of this small state is the 44 tremendously flowing rivers. The land was blessed with the natural supply of fresh water from these rivers. But this fact seems to be ended in the state. Along with the development and industrialization which are meant to be positive factors of a countries growth, the state tends to lose whole of its natural sources along with these rivers. In a recent study by Aravind ES on ‘Various lakes in Kerala and Environmental Issues’ he explains the splendidness of the rivers which they had in the state and how the common people simply look helpless before these dying lakes and rivers. The major rivers of Kerala include Periyar, Bharathapuzha, Pamba, Chalakuduipuzha etc. and the lakes such as Ashtamudi Lake, Vembanad Lake, Vellayan Lake etc. These natural sources are ...

Effects of construction on Nature and environment

Environment destruction has been happening from a long time but now it has increased to such an extent that it’s become a very common thing. Pollution is increasing in quantity and variety instead of showing signs of reduction. Earlier it was just three types – air, water and soil. Later it became four after noise pollution got added. Now, it is five types. The four mentioned along with radiation. The latter being extremely dangerous as it has the ability to not just disturb and affect the ones living but their next generations as well.  Constructions are a sort of development that is a must to mankind, especially because of the over-growing population and the need for more and more residential and industrial complexes to provide shelter and income to many. Once constructed a workspace or a house might look beautiful but during construction the amount of devastation that it causes to the environment is a lot. Nobody might have noticed; but once a construction gets over, t...

Development at the cost of environment

Protecting the environment is the duty of every individual. Human activities have proven to be the greatest threat to the environment. Everyone has the right to healthy environment but due to the human wants the healthy environment has been slowly depleting. Mangaluru the hub of floura, fauna and wildlife is now the ignorant plight of exploitation. The added beauty and the balancing cycle of the Western Ghats is now surrounded by major environmental issues. The village of Jokatte has been showered with soot emitted from the Coke and Sulphur manufacturing unit of MRPL. This shower has not only affected humans but the vegetations as well.  The soot has been creating problems to the locals creating skin related disorders. Due to the monsoon the soot has been mixed with the water bodies making it impossible for the locals to consume this water. The soot showering on the vegetation has also affected the local farmers. This has created lot of agitation in the public. Th...

GLOBAL WARMING: THE GREATEST THREAT TO WILDLIFE

Global warming is by far the greatest threat to birds and wildlife. It impacts all kinds of wildlife in many different ways.  Global warming is not just a threat to the environment.  Ever thought how the effects of global warming can be a warning and a threat to wildlife. Impact of Global Warming on Wildlife Wildlife is an important part of ecological community in the environment. Wildlife is an important character of the nature, so its conservation is an important obligation of human beings for the sustainability of life on planet earth.   Global warming has led to habitat loss due to sea level rise, flooding, wildfires, washing away nesting sites due to cloud bursts and torrential rains, extended period of droughts with increased daytime temperatures resulting in delayed fruit set in wild fruit trees, and build up of invasive species and loss in desired vegetation. Bird migrations are severely impacted and the ripple effects are seen in terms o...

THE FADING BROOKS OF MANKIND

Nature is the best friend to the mankind. Yes I would not be wrong to call them the best companion. Each of the environmental elements cart memories in every single way possible. One such element is our stunned beauty river. Each of have memories to recall with the nature. This piece of writing would help to track back those memories. The ultimate days spent with the river At some point of time we all have made memories with the nature. Have you ever wondered how rivers can make you feel. If you ever happen to walk towards the river the first ever feel would be the flow of the river. Joyfully welcoming you. They make you feel the best at times of loneliness. They capture millions of smiles. The prevalent entertainer to bliss memories.  It’s the joyful mesmerism flow, the true companion to play along with, the best tutor for the ideas, the best therapists to give the pleasant feeling. The greedless and egoless buddy. They can share anything with you. Imagine the days yo...

Report on : Where will the garbage Go?

Mangaluru: St Aloysius Campus, Light House has claimed its award for environment rights, yet a lot of changes is yet to take place. The management is trying their best to make an eco friendly campus, but there has been a drastic change since the years of its foundation. When it comes to waste, people hardly care where it goes and how it is being dumped. People dump all kinds of waste into dustbins around the place oblivious to the hazard caused due to lack of waste management. When plastic is burnt, the polluted air causes tremendous problems for resident and students in the area. “College should have a positive ambience and playground and open space should be kept neat and tidy,” says Lorenzo Majeo, a student. Shinoj Thomas a post-graaduation student said, “there are lots of dustbins around the college premises but I don’t know where those are being emptied.” Pointing at the waste pit, he adds “this is not eco friendly. The plastic is not degradable nor the burning of ...

THE PLIGHT OF THE VANISHING DROPS IN MANGALURU

Nature is a gift. Gift that bound to make memories. Natural surroundings can provide the best ever feelings around. Rain is one such essential factor for memorising reminiscences.  A very beautiful moment that can enhance any person, enabling to admit the greatest blessing of God bestowed upon mankind at a specific point of time. Environment has many forms, scenes, each of them are varied with the blink of their beauty. Rain is one of them that give a real feeling of happiness and gratitude in a sad or mournful time. Did you ever think how rain makes you feel? Rain is bliss to fade away all our worries. With the drizzling drops ringing the message of revitalizing oneself. Bringing life to the half dead, half open buds. It’s a wonderful ride swinging with the seven colours , for artist’s its foundation for imagination , for Farmers it’s the mode of free services for their land. Imagine the day you enjoyed to the fullest. Desert gets to quench it long thirst . Fun lovers...

Flying with the Butterflies

Butterflies are the most beautiful creatures for nature. Known for its glittering wings. Almost all are attracted to these colourful beings. There about 1700 species of butterflies in the world. About 15% are endemic to India.Butterfly species play a significant role in the food chain as they are food for lizards, birds and other creatures.The warning bells are ringing. India’s butterfly population is dwindling fast. Thanks to industries, butterflies are almost extinct and exotic species like the copper butterflies, swallowtail, and Malabar are in danger. Less than thousand remain at least a hundred species are on the brink of extinction. Fall in population of butterflies means a decrease in number of their predators. Here I would share the experience of flying with butterflies along with my friends. A beyond awesome weekend spent visiting Belvai and Moodbidri in Karnataka. It was excited visit to the butterfly park. Roaming in a park filled with elegant flowers and butter...