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Environmental geography, though not yet an established discipline in geography, is progressively emerging as an independent discipline. Being an inter-disciplinary subject, it explains the main linkages and intricacies of environmental changes in relation to land degradation, flooding, erosion and natural hazards on a firm scientific ground. The main objective of the present book is to indicate the character and approximate the extent of changes caused in physical conditions of environment. It further intends to depict the damages of imprudence and the necessity of caution in all operation which on large scale interfere with the spontaneous arrangements of the environment. The book is expected to trigger the interest of various disciplines and would be of special help to students of geography and environmental studies. The main stress has been to highlight the demurs that are still engulfed in incertitude.