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converted to plantations. Since the
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d) Formulate and implement a ‘Cod
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including inflexibility of internat
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ecology of the lakes in different p
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National Wetland Conservation and M
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REFERENCES �Compendium of Environ
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CLIMATE Ever since the industrial r
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The contribution of India to the cu
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�Rainfall: Climate change has had
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Desertification Globally, about 1,9
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Narmada and Tapi, is projected to d
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�The installed capacity is 1,507
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new solar technologies, while attem
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FOOD SECURITY Today, there is marke
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Predictably, the percentage of poor
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Economic growth in India is changin
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Rice production shot up from around
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water supply are essential in Tamil
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precisely formulated for food produ
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WATER SECURITY Water security is em
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3 Against a national per capita ann
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Source: Central Water Commission, 2
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Improving Efficiencies and Minimizi
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Rainfall in India occurs during sho
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Before After Condition of Powai Lak
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Promote economic instruments for ef
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ENERGY India is a developing countr
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steps, as to intensify domestic exp
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much productive use, and can be mad
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f) Tidal Energy The main potential
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introduction of biomass and solar p
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Hydro Power: A main source of energ
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Specific Energy Consumption GJ/t So
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(i) Electricity from Renewable Sour
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MANAGING Urbanization refers to the
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c) Growth in the Number of Million
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�In all, 607 towns have reported
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9) Sanitation Analysis of coverage
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10) Environmental Degradation Due t
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Technology). Although the quantity
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CPCB, with the assistance of NEERI,
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Plastic Waste It is noteworthy that
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�Sewerage and solid waste managem
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The Delhi Metro Rail System, techni
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CHAPTER - 4 POLICY & INSTITUTIONAL
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BUILDING AWARENESS Figure 4.2: A Si
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activities such as field visits to
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�There is a tendency to focus on
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Strengthen the rights of local peop
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UNFCCC United Nations Framework Con
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Figure 3.1.6 Coastal Districts Vuln
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1. Dr. S.P.Sharma Statistical Advis
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31. Dr. U.R. Singh Director (Res. N
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1. Mr. R. H. Khwaja Additional Secr
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28 Mr. Avanindra Kumar Associate Pr