The Consequences of the Environmental pollution are not hard to comprehend, whereas the solution to ending environmental pollution is not easy to come by this is an unending complex and intricate debate and may be single solution, however attempts can always be made to find out solution to specific problems keeping in view the technological solutions legal parameters and judicial pronouncements & the role of NGO’s has a very important to protection of environment through social services. The NGO’s from past five decades have witnessed the difficult problems encountered in providing health care services to our poor people; spread the awareness to public protection of wildlife, forest, human right, Women and Children etc .Human beings are the ecologically dominant species in the whole ecosystem. Although they have the same need for heat, light, water and food that other species have, they alone posses’ attributes that give them dominance over other living species. Thus, human beings compete far more successfully than all other living creatures. Furthermore, human beings have been able to manipulate natural forces in the eco-system with an intensity unsurpassed by any other living being. This manipulation has given rise to the breakdown of the natural self-protective and self-perpetuating mechanisms built into nature, a situation made even worse by a belief that human beings have the right to use the natural environment solely for their own design and ends, without consideration for the consequences of their own designs and ends, without consideration for the consequences of their actions on the system. With the gearing up of industrial revolution, this human tendency towards nature becomes much stronger. The of technology and machines to subjugate nature became the redo of the modern world.

Role of NGO’S in Protection for the Environment in India
The NGO’s constitute a world wide net work interacting with Governments and Internal intergovernmental organization in shaping international environmental policies;-

•  Creating awareness among the public on current environmental issues and solutions.
•  Facilitating the participation of various categories of stakeholders in the discussion on environmental issues.
•  Conducting participatory rural appraisal.
•  Being involved in the protection of human rights to have a clean environment.
•  Protecting the natural resources and entrusting the equitable use of resources.
•  Data generation on natural resources, time line history of villages.
•  Analysis and monitoring of environmental quality.
•  Transferring information through newsletters, brochures, articles, audio visuals, etc.
•  Organizing seminars, lectures and group discussion for promotion of environmental awareness.
•  Helping the