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... on sustainable mining, mining of minor minerals, mining of major minerals, ...True sustainable mining is a difficult task to achieve, as it involves technology, economics, social and environmental areas ... See full document

... the Himalaya, forms a transitional zone between the per-humid eastern and the dry to sub-humid western ...of development, intraregional imbalances and underutilization of regional ... See full document

... of development (Pokhriyal, 1994; Tyagi, ...Kumoun Himalaya region of Ut- tarakhand, operating at different sub- systems—impact of environmental degradation and the role of women in sustaining the tradi- ... See full document

... Uttarakhand was carved out the state of Uttar Pradesh on 9 th November 2000 and was the 27 th State of India. It is strategically located at the foothills of the Himalayan range. Dehradun is the capital of the ... See full document

... Ulmus wallichiana family Ulmaceae locally known as Chamormau is an endangered plant species and endemic to Western Himalayas. The bark of this plant is commonly used for healing fractures in folk tradition of ... See full document

... The major and pervasive impact of oil‐related environmental problems is the drastic decrease in the nutrient value of the soil, the decrease in available land mass for cultivation (which has contributed to a decrease in  ... See full document

... Climatic factors are also responsible for environmental degradation. Higher intensity of rainfall and cloud burst phenomenon is common in the middle Himalayan region. The sheet erosion and gully erosion increases and ... See full document

... the Sustainable Development Goals in September ...and sustainable path so as to mak e positive changes for both people and the ...guarantee sustainable counter-insurgency and pave the way for ... See full document

... of Uttarakhand using CSMR and kinematic analysis [4], Numerical slope stability analysis [5], The study of rockslides /cut slopes and their mitigation measures [6], Rock mass Assessment along the Sutlej river, ... See full document

... This special issue brings together three articles and two notes seeking to explore alternative ways of organising that strive to address the social and environmental challenges we currently face. The collection traverses ... See full document

... Amidst the enticing boxes of hackable bits and bobs and the boards hung with hand tools (each with its own silhouette to remind everyone to put things back in the right [r] ... See full document

... services that support ecologically sustainable water management (ESWM). Prior to that she worked for The Nature Conservancy where she led the application of ESWM in the Pacific Northwest by working ... See full document

... district of Uttarakhand Himalaya. The area lies within 7809’57” to 7838’26”E longitude and 3036’24” to 3056’37”N latitude, covering a stretch of 60.5 km length of road section with a total catchment ... See full document

... insecurity as well as the food resources available across the state. Places with high food insecurity risk were detailed in the study and compared to places where food is available. Maps produced showed areas of unmet ... See full document

... Saussurea is a very important genus of the family Asteraceae due to a variety of reasons, and most species of this genus are well investigated at the international level [6–9]. However, little is known about S. obvallata ... See full document

... Background: Quercus leucotrichophora A. Camus (QL) belongs to the family Fagaceae, commonly known as Banj oak in the Garhwal region of Himalaya, where it is the principal source of fuel, fodder, and medicine. ... See full document

... The genus Heracleum belongs to the family Apiaceae. There are almost 125 Heracleum species in the world, of which 70 species are distributed in Europe and Asia in temperate region [1], [2]. In India, 15 species have been ... See full document

... The IGAE signed on May Pt, 1992 commits the parties Commonwealth, State, Territory and local government association to : 'Recognise that the concept of ecologically sustainable developme[r] ... See full document

... of Uttarakhand, India which extends between 30°19′46″N to 30°51′ 36″N latitudes and 78°28′27″E to 79°01′50″E longi- tudes, encompasses an area of ...Garhwal Himalaya, ... See full document

... Ecologically Sustainable Development shares certain characteristics with other major sustainability paradigms, WS, SD and SS. In their evolved forms, all four are driven by IGE. All four hold, ... See full document