Titlebook: Bionomics in the Dragon Kingdom; Ecology, Economics a Ugyen Tshewang,Jane Gray Morrison,Michael Charles Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applic

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The Anthropocene in Bhutan,countries. There are few if any appropriate analogies between the so-called historical responsibility of major industrial powers and a diminutive Bhutan, which has demonstrated a negligible interference with global systems and, as measured comparatively with other countries, provides a net buffer or

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Water Towers and Mountains in the Dragon Kingdom,r annually, generating an average water flow of 2238 m./s with 94,500 m./person which is the highest water availability in the region (ADB/NEC 2016). The hydropower potential of Bhutan stands at 30,000 MW with production capacity of 120,000 GWh, and only about 5% of the potential has been harnessed

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Pragmatic Conscience: Ecological Governance in Shangri-La,change impacts, and economic activities like road construction and other infrastructure development. Over the years, various conservation policies and laws have evolved in Bhutan to ensure conformity and continuity of strong Buddhist conservation ethics for the protection and sustainable use of biol

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