GE411 : Environmental Pollution

Department

Department of Geography

Academic Program

Bachelor in Geography

Type

Compulsory

Credits

02

Prerequisite

Overview

It is one of the courses that touch on the life of humanity, where the alarm sounds about the problems that are facing the environment, at a time when pollution has increased dramatically and has become widespread in a way that hardly any element of the natural elements, nor any developed or underdeveloped country, has increased, so the danger has increased, so the aim of this course is to Enhancing environmental awareness among students with the aim of human safety, preserving natural resources and making good use of them, and alerting them to the dangers that threaten the environment by studying the following concepts: Pesticides, lunch pollution, radioactive pollution, hazardous waste, noise pollution, the concept of environmental awareness

Intended learning outcomes

The student will acquire a lot of knowledge and skills after passing this course, represented in knowing the concept of the environmental problem and its causes, the concept of pollution linguistically and scientifically, and the comparison between the sources of pollution and its causes. It is important to show air pollution and the speed of its spread, whether it is natural pollution (volcanoes, dirt and dust) or human pollution (cities, industrial activity, etc.), and to compare them, and to explain how ground and surface water is polluted, its causes and impact on public life, and to show How is sea water polluted? He can explain ways of polluting soil and vegetation with pesticides, design new strategies for farmers to reduce the use of pesticides, which in turn affect food contamination, show nuclear radioactive contamination and criticize the policy of hazardous waste disposal to limit the spread of its negatives.

To explain noise pollution, and be able to write a report on positive trends towards environmental awareness

Teaching and learning methods

Scientific lectures, dialogue and group discussion, working papers, using maps, and projectors. Scientific trips to find out about environmental pollution

Methods of assessments

Midterm exam: 20%

- Various activities: 20%

- Final exam: 60%

Course Content Time Distribution

- The concept of the environmental problem, and its causes, the first week

- Pollution understood, confiscated, causes of the second week

Air pollution and its spread. the third week

- Natural pollution, volcanoes, dirt and dust, the fourth week

- Human pollution, cities, industrial activity, fifth week

- Water pollution (pollution of groundwater + surface water) the sixth week

- Pollution of sea water, the seventh week

Midterm exam week eight

Soil + vegetation, the ninth week

- Contamination with pesticides, the tenth week

- Lunch pollution eleventh week

Radioactive (nuclear) contamination, twelfth week

- Hazardous waste, the thirteenth week

Noise pollution, fourteenth week

- Developing environmental awareness, fifteenth week

Final exam sixteenth week

Books and references:

1- The dangers of environmental pollution, Dr. Al-Siddiq Al-Aqel / Open University Publications / Tripoli 1998

2- Environmental pollution and human health, Dr. Mamdouh Fathi Abdel-Sabour / Dar Al-Kitab and National Documents / Cairo, 1st edition, 2000.

3- Environmental Pollution / Abdul-Alah Al-Hussein Al-Sattouf / Sebha University Publications / Libya, 1995.

4- Contemporary Environmental Issues, Zein El Din Abdel Maqsoud, Manshaat Al Maarif, Alexandria, 2000.

5- Environmental pollution, modern risks and scientific response / Naeem Muhammad Al-Ansari / Dar Degla / 2014.

Additional books, papers and links to the topic from the Internet may be used at the discretion of the course instructor.

Note: The course instructor determines the main reference for teaching the course, and uses what he deems appropriate from the supporting references

Arabic Language 1 (AR100)
(IS100)
PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER 1 (CS100)
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION (GS101)
Libya's physical geography (GE110)
The development of geographical thought (GE111)
Physical geography (GE112)
human geography (GE114)
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (GS100)
Area geography (GE816)
Principles of Statistics (ST210)
GENERAL MATHEMATICS 2 (MM112)
GENERAL TEACHING METHODS (GS201)
EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY (GS200)
structure and topography (GE213)
population geography (GE211)
Arabic Language 2 (AR101)
PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER 2 (CS101)
(EL100)
Geographical statistics (GE204)
Human Geography of Libya (GE210)
General maps (GE212)
Water geography (GE413)
Arabic Language 3 (AR213)
(IS101)
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY (GS203)
FOUNDATIONS OF CURRICULUM (GS202)
Geography of the Arab world (GE310)
geographical research methods (GE311)
Agricultural geography (GE312)
Interpretation of aerial photographs (GE412)
Arabic Language 4 (AR216)
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH METHODS (GS301)
(EL101)
Geography of Africa (GE410)
Environmental Pollution (GE411)
Industrial geography (GE414)
Special teaching methods (GE511)
ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION (GS302)
Behavioral geography (GE513)
geographical terms (GE514)
Biogeography (GE817)
Geographic information systems (GE613)
climatic geography (GE612)
distribution maps (GE512)
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT (GS400)
TEACHING AIDS (GS303)
Political geography (GE610)
Transport geography (GE611)
Tourist geography (GE818)
Geography of the world except Africa (GE711)
Graduation Project1 (GE700)
Economic development (GE710)
(GS401)
TEACHING PRACTICE 1 (GS402)
Geography of environments (GE810)
Urban geography (GE713)
Geography of seas and oceans (GE712)
Graduation project 2 (GE815)
Geography of natural resources (GE814)
regional planning (GE813)
MEDICAL GEOGREPHY (GE812)
Practical education 2 (GS403)
Geography of services (GE811)