DR.

RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW

UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW

Subject: -ECONOMICS
SYNOPSIS ON : -
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION & ITS IMPACT
SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:
Dr. Mitali Tiwari SHOBHIT TIWARI

Assistant professor (Economics) B.A. LL.B (Hons.)

ROLL NO. 130

SECTION - B
 BACKGROUND
We are truly living in extraordinary times. Our actions of today will have an impact (mostly
negative) on the planet for decades to come and we will pay a price for them. If you are under
forty, you will see in your lifetime a vastly different world-and not a comfortable one at that.
That the planet is in peril is known to thousands of scientists, academics, authors, activists,
NGOs, school children, poor families, indeginous people and other groups. It is also known
to many corporate leaders, administrators, and even politicians. United Nations agencies and
international NGOs (such as Greenpeace and World Wide Fund for Nature) release reports
almost daily on the scale of environmental destruction, make dire predictions, and call for
immidiate action.

OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY

We will try to illustrate the various problems which we encounter in our daily lives and also
to suggest remedies to these problems.

RESEARCH PROBLEM
(1) What is state of the global and Indian environment?
(2) What is likely to happen if we continue business as usual?
(3) How do we end up in this crisis?
(4) How far is humanity responsible for it?
(5) What has the world done about the crisis so far?
(6) What can you do to set things right?
(7) Wherein lies hope for future?
 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Doctrinal Research: In this we go through literature available on the subject matter and
thereon propound conclusion based on our study.

REFERENCES
Rajagopalan, R. Environment An illustrated journey
http://www.unep.org/urban_environment/PDFs/DandoraWasteDump-
ReportSumary.pdf
http://www.researchersworld.com/vol2/issue2/Paper_23.pdf

CHAPTERISATIONS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE CRISIS AND ITS CAUSES
3. THE CRISIS DESCRIBED
4. THE REMEDY
5. CONCLUSION