The planet has more of the gas in its atmosphere now than it has had in millions of years, which is resulting into the degradation of environment and catastrophic consequences for the very survival of society, The book is divided into three parts-- environment, society and finance. The essence of the book is to show how the climate change and environment degradation will have severe impact on our societies and economies around the globe. It also focuses on what lessons the world can learn from the evidences and experiences so far, and what strategies and action plans need to be followed so as to help save our planet from the eminent disasters ahead of us.
Foreword—Preface—Contributors—Section I – Environment— Rethinking Nature and Environment: Against Technological Totalitarianism—Structure and Function of Urban Forest Ecosystem and its Role in Maintaining Environment Resources of National Capital Territory of Delhi— Rooftop Rain Water Harvesting for Groundwater Recharge with Special Reference to Delhi—Renewable Energy Technologies in India: Prospects, Potential, Barriers and Solutions—Section II – Economy— Education and Health: A Study of Human Resource Development in Relation to Canada and India—Green Climate funding for Sustainable Environmental and Economic Growth: Role of—Petroleum Oil Consumption in Major Countries of the World: A Panel Data Analysis—Emergency Response Modeling for Environmental Risk Assessment—Section III–Society—Sustainable Development through Pathways of Mitigation and Adaptation Actions to offset adverse climate change impact—Zoning: A Policy Measure for Improving the Environment and Quality of Life—Monitoring of Community Forestry Programme in India—Environment, Economy and Society: An Epilogue—Index
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