Titlebook: Colonialism, Development, and the Environment; Railways and Defores Pallavi V. Das Book 2015 Pallavi V. Das 2015 Colonialism.environment.ec

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,Continuous and Discrete Time?Systems,used to describe the geological epoch we live in. Among the human modifications to the environment, it is deforestation, arguably, that has affected more of the earth’s surface than any other single activity.. It is, therefore, not surprising that there are numerous studies on the causes of deforestation in several countries, including India.

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Introduction,used to describe the geological epoch we live in. Among the human modifications to the environment, it is deforestation, arguably, that has affected more of the earth’s surface than any other single activity.. It is, therefore, not surprising that there are numerous studies on the causes of deforestation in several countries, including India.

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n India in order to efficiently extract resources from it. It looks specifically at how state railway construction and forest conservation efforts took on a cyclical, almost symbiotic relationship.978-1-137-49458-0

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-75742-7er, this period had at least two characteristics. First, trade became Britain’s dominant mode of exploiting India’s resources. Second, the colonial state increasingly became interventionist. It particularly intervened to create conditions for “economic development” in order to increase agricultural

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