Diseases develop not only because of errors in genes or genes themselves, but also because of environmental problems or a lack of awareness of such problems. Diseases may be prevented or treated more effectively if people lived in a sustainable, pollution-free environment. Although raising awareness may help in the short term, sustainable solutions need long-term standards. Remembering the old adage that "prevention is better than cure" TIPS, or Treatment Including Prevention Services, may play an important role in reducing the spread of illness and environmental damage. A sustainable community, free from the perpetual detriment of sickness and pollution, need TIPS. Unlike at a hospital or clinic, there is no established relationship between the patients and the medical staff at TIPS. The primary goal of the facility is to foster a healthful and conscientious community and environment in which illness prevalence may be reduced over time. The Study Circle (SC) unit and the treatment unit will collaborate in a central location. The Alliance for Environment and Human Resource Development runs a program called SC on health and the environment. The objectives of SC on health and the environment are to identify the advent of environmental pollution, talk about the health problems that have arisen as a direct result of that pollution, raise public awareness of those problems and the environmental issues that cause them, and then come up with solutions to those problems.
Keywords
Study Circle, Environmental Pollution, Environmental Management, Air Pollution, Global Warming, Climate Change.
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Arulmurugan Ramu and Anandakumar Haldorai, “A Study Circle Process for Environmental Pollution and Management”, Journal of Enterprise and Business Intelligence, vol.2, no.4, pp. 247-258, October 2022. doi: 10.53759/5181/JEBI202202024.
