Environment management

1. Topic
Sustainable environment
management

2. Sustainable environment
management
It is application of sustainable practices
in the categories of
 Businesses
 Agriculture
 Society
 Environment

3.  And personal life
by managing them in a way
that will benefit current
generations and future
generations

4. Principles
The principles of sustainability are
the foundations of what this
concept represents.
 Therefore, sustainability is made
up of three pillars:

5.  Economy
 Society
 Environment
 Use of principle
These principles are also informally
used as :
 Profit
 People
 planet

6.  Example
Here are some easy ways you can live
more sustainably in your daily life:
 Cut down on red meat; it's a huge
driver of food air miles and
methane emissions.
 Switch to a green energy utility
company - resources

7. like wind, solar power, and
geothermal energy are all infinite
sources and will not deplete.
 Environment sustainability
It is responsibility to conserve
natural resources and protect global
ecosystem to support health and
well-being now and future.

8.  Importance
We need sustainable environment for
following:
 Environmental quality
 Health communities
 We need clean air, natural
resources, and non-toxic
environment

9.  Factors of sustainability
There are six factors that are effect on
sustainability:
 Eliminate waste
 Recycle
 Recover energy
 Save time
 Reduce or eliminate pollution.

10.  Example
These are following examples of
sustainable resources:
1. Renewable source:
It can be used again and again. So,
it’s more sustainable e.g:
 Water
 Wind
 Wood
 Sun
 Wave energy

11. 2. Non-renewable source:
It’ll eventually run out. So, it is
not sustainable in the long run e.g:
 Fossil fuel (such as gas, oil and coal)

12.  How to live a more sustainable
lifestyle?
 Ways to live sustainable life:
There are 14 ways to live
sustainable life:
 Save energy
 Eat less meat
 Use reusable alternative
 Go paperless

13.  Use renewable source
 Recycle and reuse
 Grow your own produce
 Donates unused items
 Save water
 Drive less
 Don’t waste food

14.  Wear sustainable cloth
 Use eco-friendly cleaning
product
 Buy fair trade products.

15.  Save energy
There are a number of ways you can
save energy at home including:
 By using less energy, you can help
to reduce carbon emissions.
 Switching off standby appliances
 Turning your heating down and
hanging clothes to dry instead of
using a drier.

16.  Use reusable alternatives:
Prevent this by choosing to use
reusable and eco-friendly alternatives
instead.
 Single-use products
 Particularly plastic ones
 Tend to end up in landfill and the
ocean.

17.  Go paperless:
 To avoid wasting paper;
 choose to receive letters over
email and only print off documents
if necessary
 You could also ask shops to email
you your receipt instead of
printing it off.

18.  Use renewable energy:
If possible;
 Using renewable energy to
reduce the amount of carbon
emissions you produce.
 Replacing your petrol or diesel-
fuelled car with an electric one
would also help to achieve this.

19.  Recycle and reuse:
 Make sure you’re recycling by
putting your rubbish in the correct
bins
 Try to reuse products and items as
many times as possible before
binning them to reduce waste.

20.  Grow your own produce:
 By growing your own fruit and
vegetables, you can ensure you’re not
using pesticides that will contribute to
water and air pollution
 It’ll help to reduce the amount fossil
fuels used to transport produce to
supermarkets.

21.  Donate unused items
 If you don’t use a product or
wear a piece of clothing
anymore, give it to a charity shop
or someone you know would
make use of it to help reduce
waste.

22.  Drive less
 Walk or ride a bike to your destination
instead of driving
If it’s close enough – it’s better for the
environment and your health.
 Using public transport is another good
way to help reduce greenhouse gas
emissions.

23.  Wear sustainable clothing
 The fashion industry is one of the
main polluting industries in the
world.
 To lessen the impact this industry
has on the planet, you could buy
more of your clothes from charity
shops and sustainable clothing
outlets.

24.  Don't waste food
 If you have leftovers, don’t throw them
away.
 Save them for your lunch or tea the
next day, or even freeze them.
 However, if they do go off, use them to
create compost for you garden.

25.  Use eco-friendly cleaning products
 Some cleaning products contain
chemicals that can be harmful to the
environment.
 By committing to using green/eco-
friendly cleaning products, you can
help to prevent these chemicals
from having a negative impact on
the Earth.

26.  Eat less meat.
 The production of meat is one of
the biggest contributors to climate
change and the pollution of
landscapes and waterways.
 By eating less of it, you can help to
reduce the impact the meat
industry has on the Earth.

27.  Buy fair trade products
 When a product has been Fair
trade certified it means it has
been produced by a company
committed to sustainable
production.
 Keep an eye out for the Fair
trade mark on the packaging of
products you buy.

28.  Save water
 You can save water in and around
your home by making a number of
small changes.
 Try installing a water butt and
making use of grey water to avoid
wasting drinking water.