The rise of Asia has been touted to be an extremely significant global phenomenon. The EU has sought convergence on global issues, regional security matters as well as regulatory policy and other economic issues with the countries in the region especially India. A close and consistent approach towards monitoring of EU-India relations is therefore called for particularly in the light of the long and enduring economic partnership and a serious and meaningful bilateral political dialogue. This book analyses the current trends of the EU-India relationship through content analysis. It shall seek to examine the various aspects of the EU-India equation which are giving it an upward thrust and also the factors which are proving to be a drag on the relationship. The most pertinent issues in the partnership that need to be effectively dealt with have been identified through analysis of the portrayal of EU in Indian newspapers i.e. The Economic Times, The Times of India and Dainik Jagran. The insight, outlook and the perception of the Indian elite belonging to the spheres of politics, business, civil society and media have been consolidated and analysed for the purpose of making recommendations for public policy and concrete policy outcomes. An attempt has been made to fathom the nuances of the EU-India engagement and predict the future trajectory of the relations.
The fluctuation and change of the climate are issues that humans are concerned about. As a result of the frequent droughts and floods, the livelihoods of billions of people who are dependent on land for the majority of their requirements are in grave danger. The economy of the entire world is being adversely affected on a regular basis as a result of extreme events such as droughts and floods, cold and heat waves, forest fires, landslides, and other similar occurrences. Even though they are not tied to meteorological disasters, natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions have the potential to alter the chemical composition of the atmosphere due to their impact. This, in turn, will result in calamities that are tied to the weather. The increase in aerosols, which are pollutants in the atmosphere, is caused by the emission of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, which is produced when fossil fuels are burned. Other greenhouse gases include chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), perfluorocarbons (PFCs), and others. Other factors that contribute to weather extremes include the depletion of the ozone layer and the emission of UV-B filtered radiation, the eruption of volcanoes, the "human hand" in deforestation in the form of forest fires, and the loss of wet lands. Because of the loss of forest cover, precipitation is able to travel across the ground, causing erosion of the top soil and causing floods and droughts. Forest cover generally acts as a barrier that prevents rainwater from falling and allows it to be absorbed by the soil. The absence of trees, which causes the soil to dry up more rapidly, paradoxically contributes to the severity of drought in years that are dry. As a result of its ability to absorb long-wave radiation and then release it back into the atmosphere, carbon dioxide (CO2) is the most prominent greenhouse gas that contributes to the phenomenon of global warming
Dive into the kaleidoscope of spring's hues with 'Hues of Spring: A Festival of Colours,' an enchanting anthology by Nyra Publishers. Celebrating the vibrancy of Holi, this collection transports readers through a tapestry of narratives, poetry, and reflections that capture the essence of renewal and celebration. From the whispers of blossoming flowers to the echoes of joyous festivities, each page bursts with the magic of the season. This anthology promises to paint your imagination with the colors of spring's blissful embrace.
Manganese Mining Microorganisms covers the latest amalgamation of the diversity of Mn biomining microorganisms, their biosolubilization mechanisms, and their role in natural manganese biogeochemical cycling. The book demonstrates the role of microorganisms as applied to manganese recovery from ores using bacteria. This new book provides an in-depth view of the latest trends in green mining, along with mechanistic views of biomining and bio recovery processes for both academic (undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral students and lecturers/researchers) and industrial readers. - Highlights the microbial diversity involved in manganese bioleaching/biomining - Includes ecological and metagenomic insights of mining environments - Describes mechanism of manganese bioleaching/biomining - Explores and illustrates case studies in mineral microbiology - Reports recent developments and future trends in manganese biomining
This book examines in detail the health of India’s Haora River, which is of vital importance as the lifeline of Agartala, the Capital City of Tripura. From its source in the Baramura Hills, the river debouches onto the rolling plains of Chandrasadhubari. Thousands of people between Chandrasadhubari and the boundary of Bangladesh have settled along the riverbanks and are directly dependent on the river. Since the 1970s the ever-growing population of the Haora River basin has been exerting tremendous pressure on the river. Several anthropogenic activities affect the river, increasing sedimentation and pollution, and are leading the Haora River toward its dying phase. This book presents the problems related to the overall health of the Haora River and discusses some proposals for restoring the ecological balance and geo-political stability of this strategically important part of the country.
Manganese Mining Microorganisms covers the latest amalgamation of the diversity of Mn biomining microorganisms, their biosolubilization mechanisms, and their role in natural manganese biogeochemical cycling. The book demonstrates the role of microorganisms as applied to manganese recovery from ores using bacteria. This new book provides an in-depth view of the latest trends in green mining, along with mechanistic views of biomining and bio recovery processes for both academic (undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral students and lecturers/researchers) and industrial readers. - Highlights the microbial diversity involved in manganese bioleaching/biomining - Includes ecological and metagenomic insights of mining environments - Describes mechanism of manganese bioleaching/biomining - Explores and illustrates case studies in mineral microbiology - Reports recent developments and future trends in manganese biomining
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