Climate Neutrality Through Smart Eco-Innovation and Environmental Sustainability

This book discusses how the relationship between climate neutrality, smart eco-innovation, and environmental sustainability can be understood as well as possible with an emphasis on relevant matters and challenges of a sustainable environment. It describes a framework for implementing climate resilient sustainable development, adaptation, and mitigation actions to achieve climate neutrality and the development of smart eco-innovations from the perspective of social, economic, and environmental aspects. The issue of climate neutrality is a critical one, and there are serious concerns about it. It is of great importance to understand the mechanism of climate change movement and climate variability, which also requires monitoring from a regional perspective in order to understand and mitigate climate change. The growing threat of climate instability requires smart and resilient policies in order to deal with it. Several analytical and practical approaches are available to promote resilience and environmental sustainability in all areas, encompassing the latest trends, developments, and useful tools including those related to the environment, sustainability, and climate change in rural, urban, and hilly areas. As the population of the world has increased rapidly, there is a great need for a more comprehensive understanding of the relationship between climate neutrality, smart eco-innovation, and environmental sustainability in addition to an urgent need for an effective and constructive mechanism to protect human lives and properties against threats to their lives and property that are anticipated or expected. This book is of interest and use to academicians, researchers, scientists, environmentalists, land resource managers, climate change scientists, forest administrators, but it is also of use to academicians, researchers, scientists, and scientists. In addition, this book also serves as a valuable resource for researchers and students in agriculture, ecology, soil science, and environmental science. This is also going to prove to be a useful read for policymakers as well.  

𝐑𝐮𝐛𝐞𝐞 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐡 (𝐏𝐡.𝐃), is an assistant professor of human resource at Institute of Business Management, GLA University, India. She is a post-doctoral researcher (D. Litt.) at Kumaun University, Nainital, India. She holds a PhD in management from Noida International University India, and an MBA in HR from Dr A.P. J Abdul Kalam Technical University, India. She has published 20 academic books, and more than 75+ research papers in SCI, ABDC-A, Scopus & UGC index journals. Her areas of research are net zero, circular economy, digital CE, sustainability, digital HRM, sustainable HRM, industry 4.0, artificial intelligence and CSR. She has been honoured with many prestigious awards, which include consecutive Best Researchers Award of the Year-2022-23, and 2023-24 by GLA University, Child Ambassador Award of The Year 2022, Iconic Faculty Award 2019, International Young Researchers Award-2021, Young Scientist Award 2020, and Nari Ratan Award 2023.

Walter Leal Filho (Ph.D, DSc, DPhil, DTech, DEd, DLitt) is a distinguided professor. He holds the Chair of Climate Change Management at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (Germany), and has professorial duties at Manchester Metropolitan University (UK), University of Uppsala (Sweden) and Merito University (Poland).. He directs the Research and Transfer Centre "Sustainability Development and Climate Change Management." His main research interests are in the fields of sustainable development and climate change, also including aspects of climate change and health. Professor Leal has been an author, co-author, editor, or co-editor in many publications on matters related to environment, sustainable development, and climate change issues. He has in excess of 800 publications to his credit, which includes 206 books, 102 book chapters, and over 500 papers.