"The basic and fundamental nature of environmental education is multidisciplinary and includes all factors related to environmental problems, the study of man-made and natural environment, and is concerned with total human activity and his environment. Thus environmental education refers not only to scientific problems such as contamination of water, air and soil, the detection, surveillance and monitoring of pollutants and their impact on human health and on all other species, but also to the socio-economic and legal aspects."
Inhaltsverzeichnis :
Preface 1. The problems of human environment 2. Environmental movements in the Third World 3. Managing the natural environment 4. Environmental education 5. Protecting the environment 6. Nature of environmental education 7. Teaching in environmental education 8. A Third World perspective on environment 9. The concepts of development and reorienting science and technology 10. Economic development and environment 11. World climate and tropical forest destruction 12. Implications of air pollution 13. Global wildlife trade 14. Role of media and environment 15. The role of mass media in the area of environmental awareness 16. Uranium and nuclear radiation casualties 17. Food irradiation technology 18. The environmental impact of urban development 19. Sustainable development: a remedy 20. Dilemmas of diversities 21. Sustainable development: socio-cultural factors 22. Sustained growth to sustainable development 23. Evaluation of progress towards sustainable development
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