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Environment & Ecology MCQs - 2026-10-03

1.
A significant aspect of campaigns against coastal plastic pollution involves:
A Increasing the use of single-use plastics in fishing gear.
B Promoting the development of biodegradable alternatives to conventional plastics.
C Encouraging the dumping of plastic waste into the ocean.
D Reducing the number of waste management facilities in coastal areas.
2.
Which Union Ministry is the nodal agency for implementing the national campaign against coastal plastic pollution?
A Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
B Ministry of Shipping
C Ministry of Earth Sciences
D Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying
3.
The 'Swachh Sagar, Surakshit Sagar' campaign, launched in 2022, primarily focuses on:
A Promoting sustainable tourism in coastal areas.
B Combating plastic pollution along India's coastline.
C Developing offshore wind energy projects.
D Enhancing maritime security.
4.
Which international convention provides the framework for global wetland conservation, and India is a signatory to it?
A Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
B Ramsar Convention
C United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
D Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES)
5.
The 'Wetland Mitr' initiative, often associated with wetland conservation efforts, aims to:
A Monitor wetland health and report encroachments.
B Develop tourism infrastructure around wetlands.
C Facilitate the transfer of wetland ownership to private entities.
D Implement large-scale drainage projects in wetlands.
6.
Which of the following is a key objective of the new Wetland Conservation Strategy launched in India?
A To promote commercial aquaculture in all wetlands.
B To integrate wetland conservation with local livelihoods and ecosystem services.
C To convert wetlands into urban development zones.
D To restrict public access to all protected wetlands.
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