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THE problem of environmental pollution due to toxic metals has begun to cause concern now in most major metropolitan cities. The toxic heavy metals entering the ecosystem may lead to geoaccumulation, bioaccumulation and biomagnification. Heav...
Environmental pollution is the major problem associated with rapid industrialisation, urbanisation and rise in living standards of people. For developing countries, industrialisation was must and still this activity very much demands to...
Introduction Disaster is a catastrophic disruption of life in a society caused by nature or a man made situation. Disasters can be of the type where th...
The most important procedural innovation for environmental jurisprudence has been the relaxation of traditional process of standing in the Court and introducing the concept of Public Interest Litigation (PIL).11 Until the early 1970s, litigat...
PROMOTION AND IMPEMENTATION OF BIOGAS TECHNOLOGY IN INDIA India took a big leap foreword in the promotion of renewable energy, especially the two most appropriate rural based technologies, namely, biogas and smokeless & efficient b...
Access to modern energy sources has been described as a “necessary, although not sufficient, requirement for economic and social development” (IEA 2002). It is, therefore, of great concern that almost half the world’s popula...
The international debate on climate change is influenced to a significant extent by studies that estimate the GHG emissions trajectories of the major economies of the world. These studies are based on detailed energy-economy models that proje...
Poverty reduction and economic growth are the prime objectives of national policy. Energy is the sine qua non of development. India, with over a billion people, today only produces 660 billion KWh of electricity and over 600 million Indians, ...
Solid Wastes include – Garbage (food wastes) Rubbish ( paper, plastics, wood, metal, throw away containers, glass). Demolition products (bricks, masonry, pipes). Sewage treatment residue (sludge and solid...
