INTRODUCTIONEnvironment is the sum total of all environments of a living organism which provides the conditions for growth and development. The natural environment includes all living and non-living things naturally occurring on Earth. It is an environment that encompasses the interaction of all living species. It can be divided into two components:1. Non-living2. LivingThe environment provides resources that help support life on Earth and lead to the growth of living organisms. Human beings occupy an important and unique position in nature due to their exceptional ability to influence the environment.• Importance of EnvironmentThe environment plays an important role in all aspects of life because living things are largely dependent on the environment. Components like air, water, soil, food, etc. that are necessary for survival are provided by the environment. Therefore, all major developmental activities of living organisms, such as survival, reproduction, growth, etc., take place within the framework of the environment. • Reasons to protect the environment1. This saves money: the less food, clothing and goods are wasted, the less they are purchased. The more the environment is protected, the less costs can be incurred to replace roads, trees, etc. and to move people from disaster areas.2. It makes us healthy: Many diseases are caused by insects that live in a dirty, waste-filled environment and affect the health of people and the food they eat. For good waste management, it is necessary to proceed.3. It provides economic opportunities and employment: Recycling processes such as paper recycling came into existence, policies were developed and made mandatory for all industries, which helped control health-threatening activities. the environment.Expected limitation: There are various places beyond the reach of regulators where industries exist and carry out practices that harm the environment, but regulators still cannot do anything because these industries are not part of of the jurisdiction. Therefore, it is an important part of the concern to work for areas and industries where regulatory bodies cannot approach and where alternatives must be found to reduce environmentally harmful practices. References: This includes various links that helped in data collection and also helped in the production. research into environmental concerns and the steps regulators take to control them.