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Hardcover. Condición: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. I. Economic reforms development and environment protection 1. Impact of economic reforms on environment protection/M. Kamal Naidu. 2. Economic reforms and environment/O.P. Shukla. 3. Environmental protection/Sawalia Bihari Verma and Shiva Kumar Singh. 4. Envir…onmental challenges and sustainable future/Gopal Bhargava. 5. Protection of environment and promotion of development/T.V. Murali Vallabhan. 6. Environmental issues in developed and developing economics/K.A. Rasure. 7. WTO challenges and dilemmas of environmental protection/A. Talapatra. 8. Environment development and occupational problems/H. Mahadevan. II. Government intervention cooperatives and NGOs 9. Environmental pollution and governmental intervention/Hadi Ghaffari. 10. Environment protection through NGOs and local community/I. Sundar. 11. Environment protection and the tenth plan/Srikanta K. Panigrahi. 12. Role of cooperatives in environment protection/U.M. Shah. III. Population growth and women's participation 13. World population growth and environmental problems/P.V. Nishanth and Anindita Mitra. 14. Population explosion and its effect on environment/C.R. Dutta. 15. Women as agents in the environment conservation/Paramita Majumdar. 16. Women and ecological development meeting the challenge/Alka Srivastava. 17. Women's participation in improvement of environment and urban utilities in slums/Sabir Ali. 18. Environmental impact on child personality development/Sujay Mitra. 19. Woman and health role of internal environment/K. Vijanthimala. 20. Women environment and sustainable rural development/Jagannath Pati. 21. Environment biodiversity women/K. Vijayanti Mala. IV. Industrialisation and urbanisation 22. Environment vis a vis urbanization/M.M. Saxena. 23. Environment vis a vis industrialisation/M.M. Saxena. 24. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) an overview/K. Sundari. 25. Urban air pollution/S.B. Verma. 26. Environmental friendly biodegradable lubricants/Joseph Toscano. 27. Industrial pollution perspectives/Sazzala Jeevananda Reddy. 28. Urban environment water supply and sanitation/R. Elango and S. Ramachandran. V. Agriculture drought and environment 29. Impact of aquaculture on environment/C.P. Reddy and D.R. Mohanty. 30. Pollution and its mitigation through plants/Kamla Kulshreshtha and A.K. Goel. 31. Environmental cost of modern intensive agriculture/Shivadhar Singh. 32. Organophosphate pesticide and their environmental impact/Gayatri Verma and K.K. Singh. 33. Globalization and its impact on agriculture an environmentalist's view/Sazzala Jeevananda Reddy. 34. Occupational health problems of agricultural workers/K. Kathirvel R. Manian and T. Senthil Kumar. 35. Effect of pollution on fish/Amita Saxena. 36. Water fish and man/Ashutosh Mishra and Abhed Pandey. 37. Drought and environment/S. Jeevananda Reddey. VI. Environmental degradation and protection 38. Lidar remote sensing and environment/S.P.S. Kushwaha and M.D. Behera. 39. Pollution space/Srikanta K. Panigrahi. 40. Environmental holocaust in Himalayan ecosystem and protection/R.D. Gupta and M.R. Khajuria. 41. Environmental degradation and its protection/I. Sundar. 42. Energy auditing tool for cost minimization/Munish M. Malewar. 43. Measuring economic cost of environmental degradation in India/O.P. Shukla. 44. Degenerating sustainability/Anil P. Joshi. 45. Implementation of responsible care in India/S.K. Hazra. 46. Sewage stabilization ponds/M. Shanthala and B.B. Hosetti. 47. Save the soil save the nation/R.D. Gupta. Bibliography. Index. Environment is meant to serve and support human society by providing raw materials and inputs. Unbalanced approaches of the development negligence of environment and natural resources have distorted the picture of production as pollution. The development strategy has to reckon the inextricable link between the poverty reduction and the environmental aspects. The tenth plan therefore marks a paradigm shift as it visualizes that economic growth alone is not the obje.
