Environmental Degradation and Child Development

Contents 1. Population and the environment. 2. Global attempts for a safe environment an overview. 3. Unconvention on the rights of the child state obligation and social responsibility in respect of child's environment. 4. Child's rights to safe environment some observations and action. 5. Environment blossoms when planted in childhood a case for environment education. 6. An analysis of impact of environment on child. 7. Mother's milk best for baby and for environment too. 8. Health of child and environmental degradation. 9. Environmental effect on formative years of the child. 10. Impact of dust pollution on the health of girl child a case. 11. Child health poverty and development under constitution of India. 12. Impact of natural and man made disasters on the child. 13. Environment management and education challenges ahead. 14. Environment education for children. 15. Environmental education at the school level focused insights. 16. Environment education and school curriculum. 17. Women and children the worst sufferers of population explosion. 18. Energy plantation for sustainable development on degraded soil sites. 19. Urbanization and economic development. 20. Programmes and services for urban poor. 21. Poor and homeless in Canada. 22. Slums and the urban environment. 23. Environmental degradation and the poor. 24. Housing needs and problems of slum dwellers. 25. Concluding and suggestions. 26. The U.P. Slum areas. 27. Appendix 1. Annexure. Children have been considered as vulnerable group in our society. Several disciplines are involved in understanding the growth and development of this vulnerable group. Social workers and educationists have been for a long time concerned more with the child development and have contributed a great deal in focusing the attention of the people to the importance of several factors which should be taken care of in helping them to develop fully. It is therefore necessary to understand the scientific basis of children development so that public opinion can be more really contributed in a large measures. 300 pp. …