Titlebook: Environmental Sustainability from the Himalayas to the Oceans; Struggles and Innova Shikui Dong,Jayanta Bandyopadhyay,Sanjay Chaturved Book

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Studies in Computational Intelligencedressed and problematized. The contributions to this volume underline that China and India—as civilizations, polities, institutions, societies, and economies—will have to think and act differently at this critical juncture of their journeys.

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David R. Heine,Gary S. Grest,John G. Currolicy and institutions made in China and India for ecological restoration of their rivers. In this context, the chapter reviews the status of clarification and articulation of environmental flows in the rivers in general but in the Yellow and the Ganges rivers in particular.

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Restoration of Ecological Status of Himalayan Rivers in China and India: The Case of the Two Motherlicy and institutions made in China and India for ecological restoration of their rivers. In this context, the chapter reviews the status of clarification and articulation of environmental flows in the rivers in general but in the Yellow and the Ganges rivers in particular.

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Coastal Mangrove Forests: Micro-Geopolitics of Resistance and Social Innovation for Environmental Slimate change in both material-physical and ideational-representational terms. Environmental sustainability, both on land and at sea, is unlikely to be realized in the absence of a pursuit of social innovation through a micro-geopolitics of resistance anchored in participatory democracy and environmental-social justice.

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ngineering and policy measures to manage Himalayan grassland.The book iswritten in the backdrop of the environmental impacts of and futurerequirements from the natural environment for rapid economic growth thathas characterized recent economic history of Chinaand India, especially over the past few

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Book 2017has characterized recent economic history of Chinaand India, especially over the past few decades. The environmentalimpacts of such rapid economic changes have been, more frequently thanotherwise, degrading in character. Environmental impacts of economicactivities create degraded natural ecosystems