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by gases have been contributing to global the end of twenty first century. This would warming. It is said that due to global warming increase the i... |
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C H A P T E R N ATURAL V EGETATION aveyoueverbeentoaforestforapicnic? Tropical Evergreen and You might have surely gone to a park if Semi Evergreen... |
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and moist Depending upon the variations in the climate deciduous trees. The undergrowing climbers and the soil, the vegetation of India changes pro... |
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regions which receive rainfall Tropical thorn forests occur in the areas which between 70-200 cm. On the basis of the receive rainfall less than 50... |
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and the Nilgiris. As they are closer Himalayas. It is succeeded by the wet to the tropics, and only 1,500 m above the temperate type of forests bet... |
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tribes An international convention is an like the Gujjars, the Bakarwals, the Bhotiyas agreement among member states of and the Gaddis. The souther... |
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of the wor’ds very existence. It provides them food, mangroveforests.Theyarehighlydevelopedin fruits of all kinds, edible leaves, honey, nourishing... |
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National Commission on Agriculture ecological balance was disturbed; (iii) (1976) has classified social forestry into three Reprint 2026-27 NATURAL... |
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raising and thus, get those benefits which killed in a single hunt. Now commercial otherwise are restricted for landowners. poachingisrampant. (vi)... |
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107 National parks and 573 wildlife sanctuaries in the country. Wildlife conservation has a very large ambit with unbounded potential for the wellb... |
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importance as natural heritage for the benefit, education and enjoyment of the people. Initially, the Project Tiger was launched in nine tiger rese... |
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UNIT IV NA U RAL HAZARDS AND DISASTERS: CAUSES,CONSEQUENCESANM ANAGEMENT This unit deals with • Earthquakes and tsunami • Cyclones • Landslides 202... |
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a gradual or slow process like the evolution of landforms and organisms and it can be as What is a Disaster? sudden and swift as volcanic eruptions... |
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increase of green and life over which people have a little or no house gases, environmental pollutions like control. Thus, any event can be classed... |
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very little is possible to prevent naturalperception of natural disasters and hazards. disasters; therefore, the best way out is to Previously, haz... |
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vast geographical area, take appropriate measures to deal with the situation. It is also being felt that the environmental diversities and cultural... |
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natural disasters the earthquakes associated with volcanic eruption, rock fall, landslides, subsidence, mentioned in Table 6.1. Every year it loses... |
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affected the poor and disadvantageous groups the worst, particularly in the developing countries, which are ill-equipped to cope with them. Hence, ... |
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of the northeast. (ii) High damage risk zone Apartfromtheseregions,thecentral-western (iii) Moderatedamageriskzone parts of India, particularly Guj... |
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Socio-Environmental Consequences of Unlike other disasters, the damages caused Earthquakes by earthquakes are more devastating. Since Theideaofanea... |
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the country and 12 per cent of its total The term ‘drought’ is applied to an extended population suffer due to drought every year. About 30 per cen... |
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59 Tsunami visuals on Banda Ache (Indonesia) presented Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions that in the book Practical Work in Geography - Part I cau... |
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of fire, particularly along the coast of Alaska, Tropical cyclones are intense low-pressure Japan,Philippines,andotherislandsofSouth- areas confine... |
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the crops and destruction of structures created tropospherethatcreateslocaldisturbances by human beings. around which a cyclone develops. (iv) Fina... |
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occur frequently over Consequences of Tropical Cyclones wide geographical area having disasterous It was mentioned that the energy to the ramificat... |
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