STUDY OF THE DISCIPLINE "NORMATION OF ANTHROPOGENIC LOAD ON THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT" AS THE BASIS OF TRAINING STUDENTS FOR ECOLOGY 101

Abstract

The regulation of anthropogenic load on the environment is an important problem in the modern world, since human activity significantly affects nature and can lead to serious environmental problems. In order to reduce the negative impact on the environment, it is necessary to establish norms and limits on the level of anthropogenic load.
 The moderation of anthropogenic load on the environment is an important topic for environmental students who study the impact of human activities on natural ecosystems.
 For environmental students, it is necessary to know the principles and methods of normalization of anthropogenic load, as well as to understand what types of activities can have a negative impact on the environment and how this impact can be reduced. They must be familiar with air, water, and soil quality standards, and know how to measure and monitor pollution levels. In addition, environmental students need to understand that the regulation of anthropogenic load is only one of the ways to reduce the negative impact of human activity on the environment.
 In order for the normalization of anthropogenic load to be effective, it is necessary to ensure many factors, such as types of damage, their sources, geographical and climatic conditions, and other factors that affect the distribution and concentration of pollutants in the environment. Therefore, the anthropogenic load should be regulated taking into account the specific conditions of the area and the type of activity.
 Limitation of anthropogenic load plays an important role in ensuring sustainable development and preservation of natural resources. The use of air, water and soil quality standards ensures the safety and health of the population, preserves biodiversity and natural ecosystems, and reduces the impact of human activity on the climate.