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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0836-6ich is fuelling the climate change through emission of greenhouse gases (GHGs), the contribution of agricultural sector is 24%. Unscientific farm management practices like imprudent fertilizer and pesticide application, livestock management practices, land use changes etc. are the driving forces whi

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Introduction to Soft Tissue Sarcomasrity and sustainable development in the presence of rising population and resource depletion. Climate change policy formulation is multitiered in terms of both scale and domain of area, as climate change policies must be integrated at global, regional, and national levels. Integration of mitigation