The importance of environmental education for effective environmental management

Sergey Yekimov,Dmytro Kulagin,Serhii Haponenko,Tetyana Lunkina,Viktoriia Nianko,M Tsoy

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202129608002

Abstract

The importance of environmental management is determined by the need to manage human activities related to harming the environment. The introduction of environmental management has a positive impact on reducing the anthropogenic load on the environment. Environmental management contributes to the harmonization of the relationship between man and nature. The implementation of environmental management at the enterprise largely depends on the interest of its employees in the protection of the natural environment. The preservation of the external environment is possible only if people have a responsible attitude to this problem. The effectiveness of the functioning of the elements of environmental management at the enterprise increases if the employees have a responsible attitude to environmental problems and an understanding of the environment as a human habitat, as a biological species. The social and economic development of human society is closely related to the protection of the external environment. The existing environmental problems in the modern world require a change in the thinking of humanity.

Highlights

The problem of environmental degradation has acquired a global scale
The effectiveness of the functioning of the elements of environmental management at the enterprise increases if the employees have a responsible attitude to environmental problems and an understanding of the environment as a human habitat, as a biological species
The results showed that 46% considered new environmental measures as additional work, the implementation of which will not be paid, 53% of employees believed that environmental problems should be dealt with by specialized environmental organizations, and not all residents of the city

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Introduction

The problem of environmental degradation has acquired a global scale. The consumer attitude of a person to the environment leads to the deterioration of his habitat. According to [4], the main task of environmental management is to reduce the pollution of nature by products of human activity, protect the environment and ensure normal living conditions. This can be achieved through purposeful and systematic activities to form a complex of environmental knowledge in people. This knowledge should be oriented towards an understanding of environmental rules and regulations in relation to the environment. According to [14], the formation of an ecological culture in a person allows him to realize the negative impact of human activity on the environment

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