Titlebook: Urban Growth and Environmental Issues in India; Alpana Kateja,Rashmi Jain Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Urban Health Infrastructure: Governance Issuesng and access to affordable health care. The authors deep dive into the various facets of the disease burden being faced by this segment including the double whammy of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and communicable diseases. The authors also find that given the very low public health allocation i

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Migration Pattern and the Emerging Trends of Migration in Indias a result of economic and political crises faced by them. They migrate from such places to other places where they get opportunities for their livelihood. Sometimes people migrate due to the natural calamities like drought or ensuing civil war or political repression, where exodus from their countr

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Environmental Kuznets Curve: A Revisit in the Case of SAARCes of economic growth environmental degradation and pollution increases, but beyond some level economic growth leads to environmental improvement. We empirically tested the hypothesis for six selected SAARC countries namely Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Bhutan, Nepal and Sri Lanka using a panel data

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Looming Threat of Vehicular Pollution to Human Health income combined with ever increasing intra-city distances and commuting time inevitably lead to exponential increase in vehicle population, which in turn results in one of the major externality of urban growth—ambient air pollution. Air pollution is one of the leading agents responsible for human h

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Climate Change, Urbanization and Impact on Natural Environment: The Indian Scenarion the concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide (greenhouse gas) during the last two centuries points towards fossil fuel consumption as a significant anthropogenic contribution to its increase. Industrialization has also resulted in the mass migration of rural populations to the cities to fulfil

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Vertical Farming: Resilience Towards Climate Changect in past few decades suggests that the accumulation of greenhouse gases (GHGs) including major concentration of carbon dioxide (CO.) is responsible for global warming and other significant climatic changes. Climate change is responsible for changing weather patterns and the resultant impact in the

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Ecology of Lakes and Reservoirs in Semiarid Regions of Rajasthanws that the distribution of rainfall pattern is significantly variable for different regions. It is highly influenced by the topography of the regions. Geographically, Rajasthan is the largest state of India having most of its area under arid and semiarid climate. More than 60% population of Rajasth

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Socio-Economic Implications of Waste Managementonducted on technological aspects of waste management, very few have touched upon the relevance of teamwork in quality waste management. Therefore, this paper is an attempt to explore the socio-economic factors intertwined in the waste management process. It has been observed that population increas