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ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES – CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
DR. G. G. PARKHE
Abstract:
Environmental governance in developing countries is a critical issue that affects
sustainable development. This study examines the challenges and opportunities for
environmental governance in developing countries, with a focus on sustainable development. A
mixed-methods research approach was employed, using a combination of surveys, interviews,
and case studies. The findings suggest that developing countries face significant challenges in
environmental governance, including limited institutional capacity, inadequate funding, and lack
of public awareness. However, there are also opportunities for improvement, including the
adoption of new technologies, international cooperation, and community-based initiatives. The
study recommends that developing countries should prioritize environmental governance and
adopt a holistic approach to sustainable development.
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REMOVAL OF CONTAMINANTS FROM EFFLUENT WATER USING BIOREMEDIATION A NEW APOTHEOSIS TOWARDS WASTE WATER TREATMENT
MILIND DIGAMBER KULKARNI
Abstract:
The regrettable result of the expanding industrial and agriculture activity is a marked rise in the pollution of wastewater, if not properly treated, this effluent which is full of dangerous contaminants might seriously endanger both human health and the environment, despite their
effectiveness conventional wastewater treatment techniques can have drawbacks such as high operating cost and creation of additional waste stream.
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GREEN DENTAL CARE”- ECO-FRIENDLY TOOTHPASTE AND TOOTHBRUSH
1. SAWANT V. K. 2. PUND R. B. 3. SANGEETHA J. S. 3. KAD P. D. 4. NITNAWARE K. M
Abstract:
Green dental care offers innovative, cost-effective toothpaste and toothbrush
combos designed for environmentally conscious consumers. The toothbrush handle is
designed using Simarouba glauca stem to improve comfort and usability. These products
prioritize sustainability by using natural ingredients like Tulsi, Neem, Mint, Coconut oil,
Salt and Triphala and biodegradable materials, effectively reducing plastic waste and
chemical exposure. The initiative aims to provide affordable, high-quality dental care
solutions without creating any environmental distress. By promoting eco-friendly practices,
current work encourages healthier smiles while fostering a commitment to environmental
stewardship. This combination of effectiveness, affordability, and sustainability positions
Green Dental Care as a leader in the growing market for responsible dental hygiene
products.
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The Study of Ammonium Excretion in Agricultural Soil Microarthropods [Collembola- Spring tails]] in Grassland Area Of Roorkee( Haridwar ) in Uttarakhand State.
Dr. Madhu Mehra
Abstract:
Collembola,an important group of soil microarthropods are usually associated with moist habitats, these are considered to be good model organisms for determining ecological toxicity and are used as non-target bio-indicators in environmental assessments. The susceptibility of these micro-arthropods to different edaphic perturbations is remarkable. One significant element leading to the degradation of soil quality in modern times is the indiscriminate use of insecticides in agricultural fields. Even while using insecticides in agriculture might be profitable, the harmful consequences of these chemicals affect not just the targeted pests that are intended to harm but also a variety of important soil fauna. The adoption of sustainable farming methods is the key to cultivating and conserving a diversified soil community, which plays critical roles in supplying functions and services throughout ecosystems. The goal of this review is to thoroughly explain the negative effects of insecticides on these vital micro-arthropods. An examination of the effects of several insecticides on various Collembola species reveals that collembola is among one of the most vulnerable soil fauna to insecticide contamination.
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FLORICULTURE DYNAMICS: A STUDY ON CUT FLOWER CULTIVATION IN PUNE DISTRICT
MS. MINAL BABAN MEHETRE
Abstract:
This paper explores the dynamics of cut flower cultivation in Pune district, a
prominent agricultural hub in Maharashtra, India. The study highlights the Agro-climatic
advantages, economic potential, challenges, and emerging trends in the sector. The research
draws on data from local growers, market trends, and governmental reports, providing
insights into improving productivity, quality, and marketability of cut flowers.
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The Study of Ammonium Excretion in Agricultural Soil Microarthropods [CollembolaSpring tails]] in Grassland Area Of Roorkee( Haridwar ) in Uttarakhand State.
Dr. Madhu Mehra
Abstract:
Collembola,an important group of soil microarthropods are usually associated with moist
habitats, these are considered to be good model organisms for determining ecological
toxicity and are used as non-target bio-indicators in environmental assessments. The
susceptibility of these micro-arthropods to different edaphic perturbations is remarkable.
One significant element leading to the degradation of soil quality in modern times is the
indiscriminate use of insecticides in agricultural fields. Even while using insecticides in
agriculture might be profitable, the harmful consequences of these chemicals affect not just
the targeted pests that are intended to harm but also a variety of important soil fauna.
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A CASE STUDY OF AGRICULTURE PRODUCTIVITY OF AMBE VILLAGE OF JUNNAR TAHSIL, PUNE DISTRICT, MAHARASHTRA
1. DR. SHARAD B.KAPHALE , 2. PROF. MISS ASHWINI GAIKWAD
Abstract:
A case study demonstrates how to address real-world problems using a methodical and
structured approach. Using real-life examples, you may illustrate your expertise in a case study.
As a researcher, you should use case studies to support your findings by providing instances of
real-world scenarios.
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PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION OF LOW-COST PAPER FROM STALK OF TRIGONELLA FOENUM-GRAECUM.
1. WADEKAR P.S. 2. KAD P.D, 3. NITNAWARE K.M, 4. PUND R.B, 5. SANGEETHA J. S
Abstract:
Trigonella foenum-graecum is an indigenous crop plant. Commonly cultivated for its food\r\nvalue, these renewable crop plants can contribute largely to the local economic sector. The\r\nstalk of this plant remain largely unused. The low-cost stalk which is considered a waste\r\ncan be used as raw material to prepare paper. The paper was prepared by blending the\r\nstalk of Trigonella foenum-graecum. The paper prepared from this is eco-friendly and\r\nbiodegradable. It is a good substitution for wood pulp and thus plays a crucial role to\r\ndecrease the rate of deforestation. The paper made from this can be utilized to prepared\r\nherbarium sheets, greeting cards, bookmarks etc.
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