Sustainable Development: Role of Teacher to Protect Environment from Hazardous Sewage Waste

Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Sustainable development will possible only through the protection of environment. Environment protection is possible through reducing sewage waste. For building a vigilant society, promotion of strategies for sustainable development, maintenance of health standard, hygiene and sanitation are some of the most important jobs that are to be done in the current situation. For making the society vigilant teachers must plan some strategies to develop civic consciousness and inculcation of positive attitudes among students towards the environment, its protection, preservation and conservation. At secondary level students need to be introduced to the problems of   sewage waste (is one of the major problems in the world over) in our environment we live in. This is very necessary because of the fact that living conditions of people have become complex due to rapid technological advancements, urbanization and population explosion. Unfortunately, the effects of sewage on the environment are largely negative. It needs to be properly treated before it can be disposed of – usually into the ocean. There are two problems, however. If sewage is only partially treated before it is disposed of, it can contaminate water and harm huge amounts of wildlife. Every teacher should set some goals in the mind of students that keeping the local environment clean and healthy, using natural resources in judicious manner, sensitizing the community about environmental concerns and participating in the environmental conservations and protection activities. In this paper investigator tried to bring about the role of teacher to protect environment from hazardous sewage waste and also check the causes of sewage and try to focus how to maintain sustainable development. Sewage is wastewater that can be hazardous to the environment, which is why we don’t want raw sewage to get into the groundwater or other bodies of water. Besides being very smelly, sewage that gets into the drinking water supply, or bodies of fresh water or sea water, can do a great deal of damage to just about every element in the ecosystem.