human resources organization

Introduction - The term environment refers to the natural elements that make up the earth and surround living organisms, making life processes possible. Soil, water, air, light and temperature are the physical aspects of environment and are known as its 'abiotic' components. All plants an..

An Overview of Natural Resource Management - Our natural resources are our assets whose prudent and sustainable use is necessary for the well being of humans and other living other organisms. Unfortunately, the continuous and ever increasing demand for basic ..

>Forests are an area of diverse biodiversity consisting mainly of trees, shrubs, wild plants, a variety of organisms and wild life Management of forest resources has to take into account the interests of various stakeholders as well as involve their participation in local conser..

>Following are some examples, which indicate how natural resources could be protected. i) Promotion and use of non-conventional sources of energy like solar energy. ii) Promotion and development of mint - hydro projects so that resources are better utilized. iii) All types of po..

;II Hydro ecological Resources Excessive, unscientific and uneconomic ground water exploitation Exploration of underground water without any regard to its rate of rechange Displacement of human settlement during establishment of hydro-projects Loss of agricultural / forest area ..

Introduction - Health is considered to be the state of perfect functioning of body and mind, unhindered by diseases. Disease is the malfunctioning of the organism or part of it due to infection, inherent weakness or environmental stress, that upsets the normal physiological functioning of..

Population supplies trained and skilled labour to the country. It is important for the economic growth. If the skilled labour pioneer is properly utilised in industries, it will result in large scale production and the cost of production will fall, the price of products will decline and the market ..

Geological Resources - Large number of industries is established in the course of development of human society - based on vast geological resources. Most geological resources are the basis of industrial development and improvement of human life styl..

Wild life resources include all animals, which grow and propagate naturally without any sort of human interference. They remain in wild form without any sort of friendly association with man. Invariably they are in forest..

These are shared by all nations. Examples: Air and solar energy. Study of natural resources can be treated to have run parallel to course of human development as well as parallel to the course of evolution of science itself. The study of natural resources has been an ..