Environment and Development (An Integrated Approach)
Keywords:
Biofertilizers, Microbiology, Soil, Cyanobacteria., Shifting agriculture, Bamboo forest-derived jhum, Grassland – derived jhum, Mixed cropping, Soil fertility, Antibiotic Mediated Suppression, Competition, Induction of Systemic Resistance, Aryl 2E-enones,, Ultra-sonication, Aldol condensation, Insect antifeedant activity, Bio surfactants Based Biocontrol in Agriculture, Areas of Coconut Cultivation in World, Tribal people and Management., Macrobrachium Lamarrei: A Jack of all Trades, Birds of Prey of Agroecosystem, Environment., Allicin, and Hematological parameters.Synopsis
Our mother earth contains enormous resources in forests, mountain, plains, wetlands, deserts and marine habitats etc. India is blessed with rich variety of fauna and flora in a diversity of ecological habitats from tropical, sub-tropical rainforests to alpine vegetation, temperate forests to coastal wetlands. Tropical rain forests endowed with habitat heterogeneity and high level of biological resources and the destruction of which due to industrialization & various anthropogenic activities causes severe climate change. Scientists and Government and Non-government agencies are engaged to reduce the pollution and to protect the natural world. Now- a- days the most important environmental issue are Deforestation, Air Pollution, Global Warming, Water Pollution, and Natural Resource Depletion. To mitigate all these environmental issues, an integrated approaches are to be taken up as per Brundtland Commission Report1987 of the United Nations, which says “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” Before implementing any environmental integration program, main difference between development and sustainable development are to be taken into consideration. It says that development aims at raising the quality of life of only present generation whereas sustainable development aims at raising the quality of life of both present and future generations without threatening natural endowment and environment. Conservationist has to develop comprehensive strategies to protect our natural resources including
Chapters
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Biofertilizer Including Bacterial, Fungal AM/ VAM, Ectomycorrhizae, Cyanobacteria for Sustainable Agriculture
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Classification and Importance of Biofertilizers in Agriculture
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Traditional Shifting Agricultural Systems Practiced by the Idus in Upper Dibang Valley District of Arunachal Pradesh, India
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Bio-Control Approaches for Plant Disease Management
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Insect Antifeedant Active Aryl Enones
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Biosurfactants Based Biocontrol in Agriculture
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Mitigation of Coir Pith Wastes as Compost and Further Value Addition for Social Benefits
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Similipal Biosphere Reserve (SBR): A General Discussion
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Climate Change-Global Warming-Indian Scenario
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Indian Medicinal Plants- An Overview
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Macrobrachium Lamarrei: A Jack of all Trades
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Birds of Prey of Agroecosystem
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Biofertilizer – A Potential Approach for Sustainable Agriculture
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Indigenous Tribes as Ecopreservers of Blue Mountain
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Evaluation of Biochemical Parameters and Antioxidant Activity of Alpha Terpineol on DMBA Induced Rats
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Antitumor Activity of Allicin on Lung Cancer in Benzopyrene Induced Swiss Albino Mice Model
