12 research outputs found
Forest as carbon land for ecological sustainability
No full textCurrently 4.70 million ha of forest area lost every year during a decade of 2010-20 which is less than 7.8 million ha yr-1 in the 1990s [1]. The loss of forest areas are also reported as 98 million ha due to fires in the year 2015. Similarly, around 301 million ha (7.0 %) areas of natural regenerating forest are decreased over the past 30 years [2]. Deforestation contributed approx 20 percent of total green house gas emissions which is more as compared to industrial and transport emissions. Around 2.8 gigaton of carbon removal per year has been observed due to deforestation [3]. </p
Agriculture, forest and environmental management trinity: towards environmental sustainability and climate change mitigation
No full textPhytosociological attributes and regeneration potential of riparian vegetation in Northern Chhattisgarh, India
No full textVegetation ecology and carbon sequestration potential of shrubs in tropics of Chhattisgarh, India
No full textAssessment of groundwater recharge and its potential zone identification in groundwater-stressed Goghat-I block of Hugli District, West Bengal, India
No full textCarbon estimation in the undershrub layer and the soil of a dry deciduous forest of West Bengal (eastern India)
No full textApplication of analytical hierarchy process and GIS for ecotourism potentiality mapping in Kullu District, Himachal Pradesh, India
No full textApplication of remote sensing, GIS and MCA techniques for delineating groundwater prospect zones in Kashipur block, Purulia district, West Bengal
No full textDelineation of groundwater potential zones in Karha river basin, Maharashtra, India, using AHP and geospatial techniques
No full textGroundwater Potential Zone (GWPZ) for Urban Development Site Suitability Analysis in Bhopal, India
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