Titlebook: Knowledge Systems of Societies for Adaptation and Mitigation of Impacts of Climate Change; Sunil Nautiyal,K.S. Rao,Ruediger Schaldach Book

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Knowledge Systems of Societies for Adaptation and Mitigation of Impacts of Climate Change: Prologue012. To strengthen the relationship further, a Year of Germany in India was organised under the motto ‘Infinite Opportunities—Germany and India 2011–2012’ with the theme, ‘StadtR?ume—CitySpaces’. In this purview the International Humboldt Kolleg convened by Sunil Nautiyal was held at the Institute f

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Ethics of International Action on Climate Change: How Would Mahatma Gandhi Have Looked at it?,ween and within them. They refer as much to action taken as to emission rights. Instead of taking up the same old eco-destructive path based on endless multiplication of wants, developing countries should find development alternatives and lifestyles which are sustainable as per Gandhi‘s vision. Equi

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Ethical Analysis of the Global Climate Dilemma,kinds of life. It promotes the welfare of all. Ethics is not meant only for individuals acting in isolation. It is in the 21st century that people have realized the true interdependence of all people in the world. Carbon emissions and climate change have led to understanding that development in one

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Ecosystem-Resilience: A Long Journey to Nature Policy,ure? If the answer is yes, then there arise two fundamental questions. First, is it enough to leave it to science to understand nature and her well-being interests? Is it enough to leave it to science to understand . we might fulfil our responsibility for safeguarding nature’s or our own well-being

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Climate Change Induced Coral Bleaching and Algal Phase Shift in Reefs of the Gulf of Mannar, India,dy during summer 2010. Occurrence of coral bleaching in this region is due to increase in the sea surface temperature (SST), an indicator of climate change in the ocean as organisms respond physiologically to temperature. Bleaching was effective in massive corals when compared to branching coral col

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