National Pollution Control Day December 2

NATIONAL POLLUTION CONTROL DAY – DECEMBER 2

INTRODUCTION

National Pollution Control Day is observed on December 2 to raise awareness about the importance of controlling industrial pollution, reducing environmental hazards, and preventing tragedies like the 1984 Bhopal Gas Disaster.
The day emphasizes safe environmental practices, clean air, clean water, and sustainable living.

OBJECTIVES

• Create awareness on pollution and its harmful effects.
• Promote safe industrial and environmental practices.
• Encourage students to adopt eco-friendly habits.
• Highlight the importance of clean air and water.
• Build responsibility toward environmental protection.

PRIMARY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

• Drawing: “My Clean Earth.”
• Planting saplings in school garden.
• Clean Classroom Challenge.
• Storytelling on protecting nature.
• Simple recycling activity using waste materials.

MIDDLE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

• Poster-making: “Say No to Pollution.”
• Quiz on air, water, and soil pollution.
• Making eco-friendly items from waste.
• Short documentaries on pollution and nature protection.
• Slogan writing for environmental awareness.

HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

• Awareness session on industrial pollution and its control.
• Debate: “Is technology enough to combat pollution?”
• Rally inside campus with environmental messages.
• Model-making: Air/Water purification systems.
• Campus air quality observation activity.

COLLEGE ACTIVITIES

• Expert lecture by an environmental scientist/officer.
• Research posters on pollution control technologies.
• Campus audit on waste management and water usage.
• Street play on environmental responsibility.
• Plastic-free campus campaign.

NURSING & PARAMEDICAL STUDENTS

• Seminar on health effects of air and water pollution.
• Case study on pollution-related respiratory diseases.
• Community survey on pollution awareness.
• School/college health education outreach.
• Awareness camp on reducing indoor pollution.

SCHOOL & COMMUNITY INITIATIVES

• Clean School Drive involving all students.
• Awareness wall: Pollution – Causes & Solutions.
• Parent interaction on home-based eco-friendly practices.
• Collaboration with local environmental NGOs.
• Waste segregation and recycling system demonstration.

UN RECOGNITION & APPRECIATION

Schools and colleges may submit reports and up to 15 photos for UN-linked appreciation certificates.
WhatsApp for submission: 9944313953.
Institutions participating consistently can be recognized as UN-Aligned Environmental Awareness Institutions.

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