RBSE SS Env Sci case studies

RBSE SS Env Sci · Put your knowledge to work in context.

RBSE Senior Secondary Environmental Science is the Class 12 elective offered under the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (BSER/RBSE) senior secondary stream. It suits students who want a science-adjacent subject without the full physics-chemistry-biology load, and it is often chosen by candidates preparing for degrees or careers in environmental science, conservation, pollution control, public health, urban planning or teaching. The RBSE SS Env Sci case studies are 5 cases and about 5,696 words.

White Crusts in a Canal Command: Salinity, Sodicity and the Paddy Proposal

Block A of a canal command area in Hanumangarh district receives irrigation from a distributary that runs for 210 days a year. Over eight years, 40 ha of the 300 ha command has gone out of cultivation.

1,245 words, about 6 min 2

Fourteen Crushers, One School, and a Burning Dump: Spending ₹40 Lakh on Air Quality

A municipal council town of about 1.2 lakh people lies on a national highway. Fourteen stone-crushing units operate within 400 m of a government senior secondary school and a primary health centre; the school holds its games period at 11 a.m.

1,108 words, about 6 min 3

Solar Park on Charagah: Renewable Targets and a Great Indian Bustard Breeding Area

A developer has leased 1,200 ha of land recorded as charagah (grazing land) in Jaisalmer district for a 300 MW solar park. The site lies within 6 km of a Great Indian Bustard breeding area, and field biologists recorded three nests in the adjoining grassland last season.

1,165 words, about 6 min 4

The Unconsented Thirty Rooms: A Hotel, a Lake and a Jurisdiction Argument

A 30-room hotel beside Nakki Lake in Mount Abu expanded from 12 rooms in 2022 without informing the Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board. Its last consent to operate covers 12 rooms and expires next year.

840 words, about 4 min 5

One Grab Sample at the Talab Steps: Grading a Student Conclusion

Five Class XII students in a semi-arid village study a 2 ha talab (pond) for their practical project. The pond receives monsoon runoff, cattle wading, greywater from about 30 households and, every September, plaster and paint residues from Ganesh idol immersion.

1,338 words, about 7 min