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Harvesting energy through wastewater management in Bhopal city

Bhargava, Tapas (SPA Bhopal, 2016)

India is a fast growing and developing nation where the population and urbanization is on an exponential growth. This growth is giving rise to the growing concern of greenhouse gas emissions from many sources out of which ...
Management of municipal organic waste through composting in Thiruvananthapuram

Philip, Sowmia (SPA Bhopal, 2016)

Solid waste management is an issue that most Indian cities struggle with. The capital city of Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala has been experimenting with various methods to manage its organic solid waste ever since the ...
Development regulation for the catchment area an urban water body: upper lake Bhopal

Manisha, Keerti (SPA Bhopal, 2016)
Green infrastructure measures to mitigate urban heat island effect: a case of Hyderabad city

Sharma, V. Rama Krihsna (SPA Bhopal, 2016)

Micro-climate changes due to urbanization are epitomized by the urban heat island (UHI), which is characterized by temperature differences between urban and rural areas. Unprecedented growth has resulted in the removal of ...
Environmetally sustainable development in the peri urban area : case study Kolkata metropolitan area

Rome, Pinky (SPA Bhopal, 2016)

The world has now reached a threshold limit beyond which survival of human beings would become difficult. The cities are growing in sizes resulting in a huge number of peri urban outgrowths which host the excessive population ...
Assessing and mitigating the impacts on human health-post dam construction scenario: a case of Indira Sagar dam, M.P.

Khan, Aamil (SPA Bhopal, 2016)

Dams fulfill many developmental objectives of a country such as Energy Sufficiency & Irrigation Potential Enhancement. These achievements are accompanied by some adverse impacts on the environment. Increase in the occurrence ...
Improving resilience of the city through green infrastructure : case of Gwalior city

Varshney, Krati (SPA Bhopal, 2016)

Cities in developing world face pressure in terms of increase in demand of resources, infrastructure, services and housing .Now a days cities are experiencing the effect of climate change as some parts are becoming drier ...
Managing solid waste at a city level : case of Aligarh

Tomar, Prakhar (SPA Bhopal, 2016)

Due to rapid increases in population over the last few decades, uncontrolled urbanization, industrial growth, and rise in living standards, the generation rate of municipal solid waste in Indian cities and towns have also ...
Mitigating the effects of mining on human settlements : a case study of selected villages and towns in Goa

Sharma, Yogesh Kumar (SPA Bhopal, 2016)
Planning for energy efficiency in urban residential sector: a case of Bhopal

Jain, Kruti (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)

Energy is one of the basic requirements of today’s world. We are dependent one energy for running all our chores. Energy is used in different sectors, one such sector is the building sector. The building sector is a major ...
Socio-environmentally responsive planning for solar power plants: case study : Bap tehsil, Jodhpur District, Rajasthan

Aggrawal, Anshul (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)

At present, the world is in the need of cleaner sources of energy considering the ever changing climate and the current rate of depletion of fossil fuels. Solar photovoltaic work on the principle of solar energy into ...
Assessment of degradation and restoration of riparian zones

Karmahe, Atray (SPA, BHOPAL, 2017-05)

Rivers are a source of fresh surface water and have become the focal points of development with time. Drastic increase in population has led to degradation of water resources. Five elements essential to keep a river healthy ...
Industrial effluent management strategies to control the surface water pollution : case study of Hindon River (Gazhiabad city)

Gupta, Nancy (2017-05)

The “National Water Policy of India” of April 2002 states ‘Water is part of a larger ecological system it has to be treated as an essential element of environment for sustaining all life forms. The rising population, and ...
Environmental impacts of shrimp farming on coastal ecosystem of east Godavari district

Sai Malika S., Chaitra (SPA, BHOPAL, 2017-05)

The Coastal Ecosystem provides various types of ecosystem services such climate regulation at global level, commercial fisheries at regional scale, food security and livelihoods to coastal communities and recreational ...
Low carbon development of urban transport system through mass transit system : a case of Hyderabad city

Unknown author (SPA, BHOPAL, 2017-05)

With rapid urbanization and economic growth, motorisation levels have increased substantially in most cities of the world. With increasing affordability, the private ownerships of modes have also increased. Consequentially, ...
Impact of development activities on river in urban areas

Shrivastava, Tanvi (SPA, BHOPAL, 2017-05)

River is of great importance to human life and it is one of the major sources available for fresh water consumption by humans. So it is very important to keep the river water clean and its quality in check as it is a major ...
Improving ecosystem health through planning for groundwater and vegitation : a case of Bhopal city

Jogdand, Mrunmayi (SPA, BHOPAL, 2017-05)

Urbanization is a necessity of the current times. The world is expected to become more urbanized as we peek into future. However, urbanization has brought about changes – both positive and negative to the social, economic ...
Conservation of urban forest for reducing the impacts of urban heat

Bhattacharya, Arunava (SPA, BHOPAL, 2017-05)

The future is urban and it is projected that by 2030, fifty-six per cent of the population of the developing countries would be living in cities. To satisfy the overgrowing demand of development natural capital like forests, ...
Exploring mechanisms to promote renewable fuel strategies for rural area

Karmakar, Preetam (SPA, BHOPAL, 2017-05)

In today’s context Newton’s third law which says “every action has an equal and opposite reaction” seems to be realistic. Climate change is also one of such reaction of which has been observed due to increasing greenhouse ...
To Assess the potential of sustainable urban agriculture: a case of Nagpur, Maharashtra

Hassani, Heena M. (SPA, BHOPAL, 2017-05)

Increasing urbanization has given rise to a reduction in land for agriculture and forests leading to a lengthening of urban food supply chain. Urban agriculture is one of the many ways to achieve household food security ...

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