Titlebook: Environmental Management and Sustainability in India; Case Studies from We Abhay Sankar Sahu,Nilanjana Das Chatterjee Book 2023 The Editor(

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,Central Role of Students’ Reasoning,ponderance of both canal and groundwater irrigation altogether have helped to flourish agriculture. Paddy is the main crop here. The objectives of this study are to find out the (i) spatio-temporal changes in different irrigation sources, specially groundwater irrigation, (ii) resultant changes in c

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,“Strange Fruit” in the American Democracy, country has observed three waves of corona and there was either full or partial restriction on usage of PTS. The restricted usage of PTS has increased citizen’s dependency on personalized vehicles. Although the physical environment improved a little?during the lockdown and there has been much resea

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60614-5the availability of continuous air pollution data and analysis could offer a more feasible future plan, but the lack of adequate monitoring stations in most developing countries like India faces a new set of problems of unavailability of air quality data at very a local level. Land-use regression (L

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-31399-8Environmental issues; Sustainable environment; SDGs in India; Anthropocene; Sustainable resource managem

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Forest Dependency and Rural Livelihood: Strategical Survival of People in Himalayan Foothills of Benc nature of climate deviates people to involve in non-farm sectors to earn their livelihood. The results indicate that age, household size, agricultural dependency, livestock population, and economic status play a significant role in forest dependency. Moreover, less dependency on forests may degrad

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Identification of Potential Anthropogenic Barriers to Fluvial Connectivity in the Lower Gangetic Basin the active and old floodplains only, which are significantly disconnected about 30% floodplain from its main channel. The proximity analysis shows about 40% area of LGB falls under the proximal distance of 1000?m only. Intensive agricultural practice and construction of built-up areas within the

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A Case Study of Channel Shifting and Its Impacts on Riverside Land Use and Land Cover Using RS and Gd cover classification map shows that there is an increase in a built-up area and a decrease in net-sown area. The transition map clearly illustrates how the channel shifting contributes significantly to changes in both land use and land cover.