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- PublisherPrints Publications Pvt Ltd
- ISBN-139789393674159
- BindingHard back
- Pages339
- LanguageEnglish
- Published2022
| Publisher | Prints Publications Pvt Ltd |
|---|---|
| Publication Year | 2022 |
| ISBN-13 | 9789393674159 |
| E-ISBN | 9789394791695 |
| Binding | Hard back |
| Number of Pages | 339 Pages |
| Language | English |
| Edition | 1st |
| Dimension (Inches) | 7.5"x9.5" |
| Weight (Grams) | 870 |
| Subject | Environmental Studies |
| Category | Science, Technology & Medicine |
"To-day's neglected decisions become tomorrow's crisis". This well known expression sums up in a few words the fact that environmentalists, scientists, farmers and mankind as a whole have been warning governments throughout the world for the past fifty years about the need to give thought to the environment as a consequence of the problems involved with too many factories bellowing smoke, too many cars, trucks and buses polluting the air with the use of fossil fuels (petrol and diesel), too much urbanization and a population growth which has got out of control.
The Internatonal Conference on Biodiversity, Environment and Sustainability Challenges for Future to be held at Delhi University, India on Sept. 4-6, 2008, promises to provide answers to most of the world's current problems.
It can now be written that To-day's crisis are the result of neglected decisions which have failed the Biodiversity of the planet which in turn have destroyed all branches of the Environment which has left no room for a Sustainable Development, be it on land, in the seas or in the air.
We are a planet in crisis. This book is a tool to return the planet to the Sustainable Development it can have only by resuming an understanding of the balance between Biodiversity and the Environment. The Challenge is there. This book promises Solutions.
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Contents |
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Preface |
v |
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Acknowledgement |
viii |
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1 |
The Future Possibility of Geothermal Energy Resources in Australia and how Australia can Help India |
1-6 |
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2 |
Studying the Effect of Various Densities on The Trend of Growth, Yield and component Yield of Three Varieties of Soybean in Climatic Conditions of Kermanshah |
7-10 |
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3 |
Traditional Uses and Distribution of Plants in Cold Desert of Trans- Himalaya |
11-23 |
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4 |
Public-Private Partnership in Forest Seed Systems: Ket to Rapid Improvement of biodiversity, environment and sustainability |
25-40 |
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5 |
A Study on Gangetic Dolphins and Conservational Issues |
41-49 |
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6 |
Assessement of Diversity and Relationship Among Cotton Germplasm for Drought Resistance and Fiber Quality Trains Using Morphological, Physiological and Molecular Tools |
51-62 |
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7 |
Fauna, Flora and Faith: Essence of Environment Alism Alism in Hindu Religious Thought Chanderyi Banerjee and Gautam Basu |
63-71 |
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8 |
Biodegradation of Aminobenzenesulfonates by a Bactrial co-Culture |
73-78 |
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9 |
Biodiversity and Role of Microbiology and Biotechnology in Environment Biopesticide |
79-95 |
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10 |
The Contribution of the Peduncle and Penultimate Internode for the Mobilization of Stem Reserves in Wheat under Terminal Drought |
97-104 |
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11 |
Ecophysiological Analysis of Vernacular Plant Species Used for Ecosystem Recovery of Coalmine Overburden Dumping Site |
105-110 |
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12 |
Emerging Trends in Enhancement of Cotton Fiber Productivity and Quality Usiong Functional Genomics Tools |
111-121 |
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13 |
Low Cot Component Protocol for in Vitro Micro Tuber Seed Production of Potato: Review amd Future Strategy |
123-128 |
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14 |
Evalution of Stres Response of Gmelina Arborea to Coalmine Overburden Stress |
129-134 |
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15 |
Mycorrhizal Incoculation of some Medicinal Plants: Field Trials |
137-143 |
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16 |
Compost Tea and Its Effect on Growth of Tomato Seedings |
145-158 |
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17 |
Biodiversity in Arid Lands of Rajasthan |
159-179 |
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18 |
Floral Distribution Pattern in Surroundings of Sidculife- Pantnagar |
181-189 |
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19 |
Isolation, Production and Partial Purification of Xylanase From Rhizopus Species |
191-198 |
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20 |
Molecular Diversity of RelA enzyme INmarine Bactria- a Bioinformatics Analysis |
199-1205 |
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21 |
Relationships Between Yield Components of Advanced patato Cultivars in Irrigation periods by the use of path Analysis and Factor Analysis |
207-215 |
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22 |
Structural and Functional Characterization of a 4-Chlorosalicyclic Acid Degradation Microbial Community in the Chemostat for the Treatment of Plup and Paper Mill |
217-221 |
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23 |
Optimization of Laccase dose and the reaction time for the Detoxification of Saccharum Spontaneum Hydrolysate for bioethanol g Production Using Pichia stipitis |
223-231 |
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24 |
Antifungal and Antitumor Actitumor Activities of a noval Protein from Indian Squill Urginea Indica Kunth |
233-237 |
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25 |
Feeding Preferences of Eisenia Fetida Zinia |
239-245 |
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26 |
Impact of Tourism on Biodiversity: A Case Study of Sariska Tiger Reserve |
247-262 |
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27 |
Ground Water Anakysis in the Rural area of district Gurdaspur (Punjab) |
263-265 |
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28 |
Ecotourism: A Modern Approach to Improving Biodiversity, Environment and Sustainability |
267-275 |
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29 |
Environment and Sustainable Development-Challenges Today with a vision for future Dewan Anjali |
277-284 |
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30 |
Environment and Customer: Global Quest for Sustainable Consumption |
285-290 |
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31 |
Folk Biomedicines and traditional practices to cure various veterinary diseases in Kangra District of Himachal Pradesh, Western Himalaya |
291-303 |
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32 |
Media Coverage of Climate Change: A Case Study of Indian English Language Dailies Bharvi Dutt, K.C. Garg and Pramila Kumari |
305-314 |
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33 |
Energy Budget of Summer Crops in a Mountain Agro Ecosystem in Lumaun Himalaya Kundan Singh, Vir Singh, Uma Melkania and J.P.N. Rai |
315-326 |
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34 |
"Genetic Evaluation and Characterization of Bamboo Species" |
327-335 |
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35 |
Disaster Management through Remote Sensing and Gis |
337-339 |
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