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  Functions of the State Pollution Control Board • Planning a comprehensive programme for prevention control and abatement of pollution of streams and wells. • Advising the state government regarding water pollution control or location of industries. • Conducting and encouraging investigations and research relating to different aspects of water pollution. • To collaborate with the Central Board for training personnel for handling water pollution programmes and organizing related mass education programmes. • Inspecting trade effluents and wastewater treatment plants. • Prescribing effluent standards for the sewage and trade effluents. • Evolving economical and reliable methods of disposal treatment and reuse of wastewater.                                                                     • Laying down the standard...

                                              BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC ENVIRONMENT In general the surroundings of an organism living in its natural habitat is termed as environment. These surroundings include all; physical, mental and spiritual conditions. The human beings are so complex in nature that it is a combined effect of every thing, which exists, far or near them, affects their life (mental, physical and spiritual).  The gravitational forces of distant planets affect each other and these movement or rotation is based on the balance between them. Tides come because of the gravitational attraction of moon and sun, which move the bodies of water on the earth as well as the water, which is the main constituent of human body (75%). It has been well established that the non-living things and the living beings are totally interrelated and dependent on each other. It is onl...

                          ADVERSE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION In the nature the niche (role to play) of its every element is fixed; means the role which it has to play is pre-decided and prefixed, be it living or non-living. Every operation is cyclic and each and every link of this cycle is important and indispensable.For example  in the hydrological cycle the water gets evaporated from the sea and over the other parts  of the earth depending upon the climatic factors; mainly the temperature and the relative  humidity. The wind transport it all over the earth and the condensation supplies fresh, sweet water to all places where it is required for supporting life. It goes down the earth by infiltration and percolation. Again it comes to the atmosphere through the leaves of trees and evaporation from the exposed surfaces of water i.e. evapotranspiration. The underground water emerges as springs or extrac...