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NCERT Book Class 11 Sociology (Understanding Society) Chapter 3 Environment and Society

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50 UNDERSTANDING SOCIETY

CHAPTER 3

ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY

Look around you. What do you see? If map these resource flows and you will
you are in a classroom, you may see soon see how complex such
students in uniform, sitting on chairs relationships are!
with books open on their desk. There In this chapter, we will study social
are school bags with lunch and pencil relationships with the environment as
boxes. Ceiling fans might be whirring they have changed over time and as
overhead. Have you ever thought they vary from place to place. It is
about where these things — school important to analyse and interpret
clothes, furniture, bags, electricity, such variations in a systematic way.
come from? If you trace their origins, There are many urgent environmental
you will find that the source of each problems that demand our attention.
material object lies in nature. Every To address these crises effectively, we
day, we use objects whose production need a sociological framework for
draws upon natural resources from understanding why they occur and
around the world. The chair in your how they might be prevented or
classroom may be made from wood resolved.
with iron nails, glue and varnish. Its All societies have an ecological
journey from a tree in a forest or basis. The term ecology denotes the
plantation to you depends on web of physical and biological systems
electricity, diesel, facilities for trade, and processes of which humans are
and telecommunications. Along the one element. Mountains and rivers,
way, it has passed through the hands plains and oceans, and the flora and
of loggers, carpenters, supervisors and fauna that they support, are a part of
managers, transporters, traders and ecology. The ecology of a place is also
those in charge of buying school affected by the interaction between its
furniture. These producers and geography and hydrology. For
distributors, and the inputs that they example, the plant and animal life
provide into chair manufacturing, in unique to a desert is adapted to its
turn use a variety of goods and scarce rainfall, rocky or sandy soils,
services derived from nature. Try and and extreme temperatures. Similar

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Board / OrgNCERT
ExamClass 11
TypeBooks
Pages15
Updated11 Aug 2026