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2198-3542 f the environment on the sociodynamics of Goa, India.Offers .This book suggests sustainable economy from the viewpoint of tourism fostering low carbon footprint. Focussed on conserving heritage, culture and endemic biota of a crucial biodiversity hotspot of the world, the book discusses the impact o

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230599482 the ‘Pearl of the Orient’. This erstwhile Portuguese colony boasts of serene beaches, forts, churches and temples, some of which date back to the pre-colonial era..The economy of the State post-World War II, was primarily dependent on mineral wealth supported in later years by a vibrant tourism ind

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230286498trusive Canacona Granite (2.9–2.3 Ga) together forming the basement for the supracrustal rocks. The volcano-sedimentary assemblage belongs to the ‘Castlerock Band’ which comprises two greenstone sequences, a lower metavolcanics-dominated sequence comprising the Barcem Group and a clastic-dominated s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01294-7entury was supported by the tourism industry..Goa has witnessed open cast mining for more than seven decades. Nearly one-eighth of the State area is impacted by the mining activity. The quantum of ore exported from the State is over 450 Mt generating a colossal waste of over 800–1000 Mt spread over