On the eve of “World Ozone Day” on 16th September, 2016, the Departments of Botany, Environmental Science and National Green Corps organized World Ozone Day. This programme was inaugurated by Rev Fr. S. Melchoir, S.J, Vice Principal.
The Guest Speaker Dr. T. Srikumar Department of Physics, Andhra Loyola College, was emphasized on climate change, Global Warming – Causes occurrence and effects of global warming on Human Health, Plants and Animals. Dr. Kumar gave description about the important Green-house gases, contribution of each green-house gases to the Global-Warming. He also educate about Montreal Protocol, its important amendments, ozone hole in Antarctica ,Scanty ozone depletion over arctic region ,consequences of Greenhouse effect such as Rise in sea level, effect on plants, human health and wildlife etc.
Faculty & Students
Prizes were distributed to winners of slogan writers. All the faculty members from the Depts. of Botany, Microbiology & Biotechnology participated in this programme.
Total 225 students attended the Guest lecture.
Dr. T. Srikumar, Invited Speaker
Ms Tejaswini, Department of Environmental Science introduced the theme of the day. She explained about the importance of Ozone layer & role of an individual to save and protect mother Earth. The Guest Speaker Dr. T. Srikumar Department of Physics, Andhra Loyola College, was emphasized on climate change, Global Warming – Causes occurrence and effects of global warming on Human Health, Plants and Animals. Dr. Kumar gave description about the important Green-house gases, contribution of each green-house gases to the Global-Warming. He also educate about Montreal Protocol, its important amendments, ozone hole in Antarctica ,Scanty ozone depletion over arctic region ,consequences of Greenhouse effect such as Rise in sea level, effect on plants, human health and wildlife etc.
Faculty & StudentsPrizes were distributed to winners of slogan writers. All the faculty members from the Depts. of Botany, Microbiology & Biotechnology participated in this programme.
Total 225 students attended the Guest lecture.
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