World Environment Day

5TH JUNE,2015Dr. C.B. Upasani

Jyoti Om Chemical Research Centre Pvt. Ltd.

Shed No. K-1, 7705/2-4, GIDC Estate,

Ankleshwar-393 002Ph. No. (02646) 220293Email: [email protected]

105/06/2015

THEME SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND

PRODUCTION.

205/06/2015

SLOGANSEVEN BILLION DREAMS. ONE PLANET.

CONSUME WITH CARE.

305/06/2015

WHAT ARE RESOURCESWATER

AIR

NON RENEWABLE ENERGY – COAL, OIL, ETC

MINERALS , METALS

LAND ?

405/06/2015

ISSUES WITH RESOURCES-

WATER

LIMITED QUANTITY OF USABLE WATER

LARGE AMOUNT IN FORM OF ICE

RIVERS ARE INCREASINGLY GETTING POLLUTED

GROUND WATER DEPLETING

SURFACE WATER SOURCE NOT ENOUGH

505/06/2015

ISSUES WITH RESOURCES-

AIREMISSION OF CARBON DIOXIDE

LEVEL INCREASE FROM 280 PPM TO 400 PPM

GLOBAL WARMING

SEA LEVEL INCREASING, HEAVY RAIN,

DROUGHT, EXTREME HEAT, EXTREME COLD

FARMING WORST EFFECTED

605/06/2015

THE GREENHOUSE

EFFECT

705/06/2015

ISSUES WITH RESOURCES-

ENERGYINCREASE IN CONSUMPTION

LIMITED QUANTITY OF PETROLEUM

PRODUCTS

805/06/2015

SOLUTIONS SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND

PRODUCTION.

905/06/2015

1005/06/2015

1105/06/2015

1205/06/2015

SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION“…the use of services and products which

respond to basic needs and bring a better quality of life while minimizing the use of natural resources and toxic materials as well as the emissions of waste and pollutants over the life cycle of the service or product so as to not jeopardize the needs of future generations.”

UN CSD, 1995

1305/06/2015

Sustainable

Consumption ismore than “consuming green”  

meeting basic needs

about changing patterns,

not “doing without”

responsible consumption consuming

differently, efficiently !!

1405/06/2015

Consumption

Optimisation Different consumption

what changes in choices and infrastructure will satisfy

consumer demand more sustainability?

Conscious consumption

How can consumers increase their quality of life by

“choosing and using” more wisely?

Appropriate consumption

Are consumption levels sustainable? Is consumption

the best way to achieve every type of quality of life? 1505/06/2015

Mixed messages from consumers…

I’d like to end poverty, stop violence and

racism,and get rid of

pollution. Everyone should be equal.

I want to dress in the nicest clothes,drive a great car, talk on the latest

mobile phone, and watch my brand new DVD

1605/06/2015

Needs - opportunity – ability model

of consumer behaviour

ProactiveReactive

Cleaner Production

Recycling

Treatment

Dilution

Sustainable Development

Sustainable Consumption

improving efficiencies of current production processes with an eye to product changes

money spent on environment is an expense not an investment, no economic return

using byproducts on/off site so that waste being disposed of is minizised

striving to change the way in which needs are met to reduce environmental impacts

GOAL

1705/06/2015

Consumption & Production:

Different Terms …Different

Concepts?

Voluntary simplicity

Leapfrog changeLeapfrog change

1805/06/2015

Rapid Industrialization & Urbanization cause

different types of wastes

1905/06/2015

CLEANER PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES:

1. Waste Reduction at source

i. Good House keeping

ii.Raw material substitution

iii.Better process control

iv.Equipment modification

v. Technology change

vi.Product modification

vii.Production of useful by product2. Waste Reduction Through Reduce, Recovery ,Reuse ,Recycle

CP = 4 R

2005/06/2015

Sustainable Production

There is no

Sustainable Consumption without

and vice versa

2105/06/2015

Sustainable Consumption

and Production: A Role for

ALL

Sustainable consumption and production is a

common responsibility of

Governments,

Industry,

Consumers and

Mass media.

2205/06/2015

Future

directions...Encompasses entire consumption and production system with

a life cycle perspective

Includes stages upstream and downstream of targeted area

Focuses on minimising impacts of entire system

Includes interventions that influence consumption patterns

(e.g., PSS, product information and product design)

Involves wide range of stakeholders

Covers both policy as well as techno-managerial aspects

2305/06/2015

2405/06/2015

2505/06/2015

Problems if a destination

exceeds its carrying capacity

include:Inflation

Tensions between different groups e.g.

environmentalists and industrialists

Deforestation

Congestion

2605/06/2015

Water pollution from increased

waste

Water shortages from increased

demand

Air pollution from increased cars

and flights

Unemployment or

underemployment2705/06/2015

Drought and famine

Power black-outs (electricity

shortages)

Visual and noise pollution

Disturbance of wildlife

Reduction in visitor numbers (tourists)

2805/06/2015

Increase in crime

Increased death rates and reduced life

expectancy

Shortage of school and hospital places

Housing shortages (homelessness and

increase in informal settlements)

2905/06/2015

Solution ?THREE PLANETS ?

OR

SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND

PRODUCTION.

DECIDE NOW- ACT NOW

3005/06/2015

THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION

3105/06/2015