Non- Renewable energy sources are rare and cannot be replenished easily. This part will cover the different types of non-renewable energy,their applications and impacts on the environment.

Renewable energy sources are those that are in abundance and can be renewed. This part will cover the major renewable sources and the energy generation from those sources.

An introduction to United Nation's Sustainable Development Goal and Targets. This part will cover what is energy and how does it relates to the sustainable development goals.

Now that you have gone through the end to end process . Let's look at the policies and rules which were passed in India to handle the waste management process in the country.

Policies play a major in saving the environment from rapid urbanization. Here we will be overlooking few of the Indian policies and regulation in effect till date to preserve, conserve and protect the environment.

The depletion of resources by human activities has created a need for resource management. How are these resources managed? In this part you will get an overview on the major resources and its management.

Currently, the natural resources are on a clear verge of extinction. In this part, we will see the current trends of resources around us and shed light on the real cause for its depletion.

The disposal methods and techniques vary from material to material. We will be discussing the different types of treatments and methods involved in this part of the module.

Once the waste is generated, the next step is waste handling, collection and transportation. This part of the waste management module will focus on the different types of collection and transport mechanism being followed in the current waste management practices.

You have been hearing about G20, COP27 all aothe rbig events happening in recent times. DO you know what they are about and what treaties and agreement scome out of these global events. We will look at a few in this part.