Ecosystem Diversity and Carbon Sequestration : Climate Change Challenges and a Way Out for Ushering
Published by Daya Pub, Delhi, 2009
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Contents Editorial Revive our tormented planet Ecosystem diversity and carbon sequestration hold the key/Vir Singh Uma Melkania and P.L. Gautam. I. Agenda for the revival of our tormented planet issues facing the ecologically shattered and economically globalised world 1. Ecosystem diversity and carbon sequestration some issues confronting humanity/Vir Singh and P.L. Gautam. 2. Global climate change a challenge before humanity/S.P. Singh. 3. Management of ecosystems for livelihoods and carbon sequestration in India Harmony within natural elements a mantra for human happiness/J.S. Bali. 4. Carbon sequestration a vision/Vishal Mahajan and Kamal Kishor Sood. 5. Carbon a material for the twenty first century prospects and promises/B.S. Tewari and Ajay. II. Ecosystem diversity in India Scenarios anthropogenic dimensions and management 6. Forest ecosystems and carbon sequestration in India keeping the greenhouse gas at Bay/J.B. Lal. 7. Operationalising CDM Afforestation and reforestation projects in India analysis of barriers at National and International Level/Sandeep Tripathi and V.R.S. Rawat. 8. Microbial diversity as an indicator of soil organic carbon status redevelopment of humid subtropical perturbed ecosystem/Saurindra Nr. Goswami and Soneswar Sarma. 9. Ecosystem diversity and sustainability towards middle path/B. Mohan Kumar. 10. Sacred groves in India celebrating sanctity of Life through biodiversity conservation/Anubhav Kundan Singh Akanksha Rastogi and Vir Singh. III. Life on edge Climate change critical environmental problems alarming trends species extinction and the likes 11. Climate change and its effects on global biodiversity evidences of alarming trends and species extinction in different eco regions of the world/Ragupathy Kannan. 12. Climate change and its effects on global biodiversity triggering effects and frightening prospects/B.S. Mahapatra A.P. Singh A.K. Chaubey and D.K. Shukla. 13. Impact of climate change on crop productivity need of adjustments in agriculture/S.K. Saini Yogendra Pal and Amit Bhatnagar. 14. Global warming contribution of livestock and its control/D.N. Kamra and Someshwar S. Zadbuke. IV. Environmental Management A search for viable options 15. Role of biofertilizers to mitigate environmental problems soil fertility management to hill agro ecosystems/Susheela Negi G.K. Dwivedi and R.V. Singh. 16. Effect of sugar industry effluents on seeds germination and seedling growth of Linum usitatissimum L. The Green Revolution Bowl reels under industrial pollution/Neelam and Ila Prakash. 17. Soil carbon sequestration a study in Eucalyptus hybrid plantations/Asha Upadhyay and Uma Melkania. 18. Alternate use of biomass for sustainable development gasification technology for solving energy crisis in rural areas/Raj Narayan Pateriya and Sadachari Singh Tomar. 19. Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi a unique organism of potential implications for carbon sequestration/Rashmi Srivastava Shruti Chaturvedi Preeti Chaturvedi and A.K. Sharma. 20. Role of plant transcription factor DOF in enhancing nitrogen use efficiency molecular means for promoting organic farming/Dinesh Yadav Nidhi Gupta Anil Kumar Pushpa Lohani Munna Singh and U.S. Singh. 21. Fibre yielding plants and carbon sequestration banking on ecological attributes of economic plants/Sapna Gautam and Uma Melkania. V. Himalayan mountains Rejuvenated fragile ecosystems can give appropriate response to global warming 22. Sustainable sloping land management options potential effects on carbon sequestration in Upland soils in the Himalayas/Isabelle Providoli Sanjeev Bhuchar Keshar Man Sthapit Madhav Dhakal and Eklabya Sharma. 23. Rangelands resources in the mountains management objective should focus on carbon sequestration enhancement/R.D. Gaur Vir Singh and Babita Bohra. 24. Himalayan conservation and development the Mighty mountains can put the earth's climate systems in order/M.L. Dewan. VI. Carbon sequestration A life building life sustaining and life enhan.…
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- Ecosystem Diversity and Carbon Sequestration : Climate Change Challenges and a Way Out for Ushering
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- P L Gautam; Vir Singh and Uma Melkania
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- Daya Pub, Delhi
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- 2009
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