AWARENESS AND ATTITUDE OF POST GRADUATES TOWARDS CHANGING CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT SPECIFIC TO NORTH EAST INDIA
Authors: R.D.Padmavathy

ABSTRACT
In worldwide changing climate affect the people and the environment. Though changing climate occur because of human actions and natural factors an over decades, now it has become as a major challenges which affects the life styles of all the living beings as well as the environment. UNEP focuses four keys goals as adopting, mitigating, reducing emission and enhancing knowledge and awareness. Recognising the knowledge towards protection of the environment is the first step of emergence of conservation of the environment. Keeping this in view researcher try to highlights two issues in this paper (i) The impact of changing climate on the natural, economic, social, environment and human health prospective in India. (ii) In this paper an attempt was made to identify post graduate students awareness and attitude towards changing climate and environment present. For that survey was conducted among 360 post graduate students by adopting random sampling technique using Taj environmental attitude scale and Climate change awareness scale constructed by researcher was used to collect the data. Post graduate student’s knowledge, awareness and attitude towards environment and climate change were quite high. They show high awareness about climate change issues, attitude about the polluters and its impacts on environment concern and human. At the same time they show low awareness towards climate change and natural disasters, low attitude towards forests, wild life, population explosion, health and hygiene related issues. Post graduate student’s awareness related to those issues was less compared to others areas. Many of the post graduate students don’t feel forest, wildlife and its conservation and preservation greater importance for life and maintenance of bio diversity. In the same way they don’t think or aware about the population explosion related problems and issues. Keywords: Environment, Climate, Change, Attitude, Post graduates
Publication date: 15/01/2022
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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2022/11.1.1061