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We evaluated the conservation attitudes of the local villagers living adjacent to the Kalakad-Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve in southern India 6 years after implementation of a World Bank funded eco-development project. We assessed attitudes towards three facets of conservation: the tiger, an emblematic species signifying India's commitment to wildlife conservation; the forest, a principle source of fuel-wood and other products; and the Forest Department, which manages the forest. More specifically we predicted that (i) attitudes would be an effective predictor of resource use interest in the forest and (ii) benefits obtained from the EDP would create more favorable attitudes towards conservation and the protected area employees. Twelve villages located within 3 km from the reserve boundary were chosen and 2-3% of the households interviewed with regard to their attitudes towards these three facets of conservation, their household resource use patterns, wealth, sex, age and length of residency. We found significant associations between wealth, sex, age and both tiger and forest conservation. Providing benefits has not changed the underlying attitudes of the communities. The poorer sections of society, whether receiving benefits or not, tended to support tiger conservation because conserving wildlife did not affect their livelihood in any way, whereas both the rich and poor had misgivings about forest conservation due to dependency on forest products. We conclude that the eco-development project has not effectively addressed the most important of the local concerns. 相似文献
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Utilization of natural resources has multiplied globally, resulting in serious environmental deterioration and impeding the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). For the harmonious development of human nourishment and the balance of nature, it is vital to evaluate environmental segments' resource usage, transformation, and residue, referred to as ‘footprint,’ in order to highlight carrying capacity and sustainability. This analysis highlights the Environmental Footprint (EF) of India per state from 2010 to 2020 in terms of hectares per capita. This study evaluates India's biological, hydrological, energy, ecological, and pollution footprints, carrying capacity, environmental pressure, and environmental deficit using 17 distinct parameters categorized under the themes of biological resource, hydrological resource, energy resource, and pollution concentration. We proposed a reoriented methodology and EF concepts that determine India's footprint, carrying capacity, nature of sustainability, environmental pressure index, and its consequential links to the 2030 SDGs. As a result, the biological resources contributed to ~50% of the environmental footprint, while hydrological, energy, and pollutants made up the remaining. Between 2010 and 2020, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and West Bengal had the highest EF, while Jammu and Kashmir and the north-eastern provinces had the lowest. During the research period, the ecological deficit in India has increased overall. India impedes the 2030 SDGs; therefore, the study provides a picture of resource consumption, waste generation, economic growth, and societal changes, enabling academics and policymakers to redefine or document policy for a more sustainable future. 相似文献
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Josué Ilunga Mubedi Naresh Devarajan Séverine Le Faucheur John Kayembe Mputu Emmanuel K. Atibu Periyasamy Sivalingam Kandasamy Prabakar Pius T. Mpiana Walter Wildi John Poté 《Chemosphere》2013
Physicochemical and ecotoxicological analyses have been performed to assess the quality of sediments receiving untreated hospital effluents from Indian and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) hospitals. The sediments were collected monthly and characterized for grain size, organic matter, total organic carbon, total carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, toxic metals and ecotoxicity. The results highlight the high concentration of toxic metals from the Indian hospital effluent receiving systems, especially for Cr, Cu, As, Zn and Hg. On the other hand, the metal concentrations in the sediment receiving system from DRC are low (e.g. maximum Hg and Zn concentration were 0.46 and 48.84 mg kg−1 respectively). Ostracods exposed to sediment samples H2 (September month sample) and H3 (June and September month samples) were found dead after 6 d of exposure whereas the higher mortality rate for Congo sediments was 23% but was accompanied with 33 ± 7% of growth inhibition. The results of this study show the variation of sediment composition on toxic metal levels as well as toxicity related to both, the type of hospitals and the sampling period. Additionally, hospital effluent disposal practices at the study sites can lead to the pollution of water resources and may generate risks for aquatic organisms and human health. 相似文献
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Modern agriculture practices reveal an increase in use of pesticides and fertilizers to meet the food demand of increasing
population which results in contamination of the environment. In India crop production increased to 100% but the cropping
area has increased marginally by 20%. Pesticides have played a major role in achieving the maximum crop production, but maximum
usage and accumulation of pesticide residues was highly detrimental to aquatic and other ecosystem. The present study was
chosen to know the level of organochlorines contamination in ground water of Thiruvallur district, Tamil Nadu, India. The
samples were highly contaminated with DDT, HCH, endosulfan and their derivatives. Among the HCH derivatives, Gamma HCH residues
was found maximum of 9.8 μg/l in Arumbakkam open wells. Concentrations of pp-DDT and op-DDT were 14.3 μg/l and 0.8 μg/l. The
maximum residue (15.9 μg/l) of endosulfan sulfate was recorded in Kandigai village bore well. The study showed that the ground
water samples were highly contaminated with organochlorine residues. 相似文献
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The influence of ionic composition on the water chemistry and thereby on aquatic flora was investigated. Two major wetlands
of North India were taken for the study. Quality parameters of the lakes showed the enrichment of the water especially in
the month of September with higher values of P and BOD in almost all of the lakes viz., LSJ, LCH, LSN, and LHT as <5.0, 9.0,
1.0, 1.7 and <7.3, 6.0, 6.3, and 4.0, respectively. Statistically correlated values of the ions in the water quality showed
an effect of one on another. An attempt has also been made to investigate if ionic constituent is one of the major causes
affecting the aquatic floral diversity. 相似文献
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Krishna Prasad Vadrevu K. V.S. Badarinath Anuradha Eaturu 《Journal of Environmental Planning and Management》2008,51(6):817-832
Information on fires in different geographic regions of India is relatively scarce. This study quantifies spatial and temporal patterns in fire occurrences covering different states and districts in India. Two important scientific questions are answered in this study: (1) how are the fire events distributed across different geographical regions? (2) are there any specific districts where fire events clustered across space and time? To address these questions, Along Track Scanning Radiometer (ATSR) derived satellite fire counts from 1997–2006 were used and the datasets were analysed using spatial scan statistic. Spatial scan statistic provides a test statistic for most likely ‘hotspot’ spatial clusters, based on the likelihood ratio test and Monte Carlo simulation. Results from geographical analysis based on state boundaries suggested Maharastra state had the highest number of fires followed by Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Orissa, etc., during the 10-year period. Among the several districts, the spatial scan statistic identified the most likely cluster of fire events in Dausa, Karauli, Sawai Madhopur, Bharatpur and Alwar in addition to several other secondary clusters, with high statistical significance. These results are based on a large sample of cases, and they provide convincing evidence of spatial clustering of fire events in the Indian region. Results relating to hotspot areas of fire risk can guide policy makers towards the best management strategies for avoiding damages to forests, human life and personal property in the ‘hotspot’ districts. 相似文献
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Managing Watershed Externalities in India: Theory and Practice 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
John Kerr Grant Milne Vasudha Chhotray Pari Baumann A.J. James 《Environment, Development and Sustainability》2007,9(3):263-281
Watershed development is the focus of poverty alleviation programs in rural India. Watershed projects aim to solve problems
of externalities, but they also create their own externalities, which cause uneven distribution of costs and benefits that
undermine project objectives and harm the poor. Numerous approaches exist to internalize externalities, including awareness
creation, moral suasion, investment subsidies, regulatory limits and fines, indirect benefits, mergers, and recent innovations
like payment for environmental services and cap and trade. These can be judged on several criteria; the best approach would
solve the problem cost effectively and help or at least not hurt poor people. Watershed projects in India were examined to
identify the approaches taken to internalize watershed externalities. Investment subsidies and indirect employment benefits
are the least effective approaches theoretically, but they are the most commonly applied, most likely because they are easy
to administer and bring popular short term gains. Some theoretically favorable approaches that have been used elsewhere, such
as payment for environmental services, may not work as well in India due to high transaction costs. However, one key innovation
that easily could be applied in India is to make investment subsidies contingent on performance. Legal support and property
rights reform would be needed for other favorable approaches. 相似文献
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The Economic and Environmental Outcomes of Microfinance Projects: An Indian Case Study 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Microfinance projects now seek to achieve improvement in environmental quality in addition to poverty alleviation. Achievement
of these goals may depend upon the economic and environmental impact of microfinance businesses. This study is a quantitative
analysis of these outcomes for Ecodevelopment, an Indian microfinance project, which aims to prevent forest degradation by
poverty alleviation. The study divides businesses into perishable goods, non-perishable goods, simple skills, and special
skills and measures their economic outcome by two indicators, repayment percentage and continuity of businesses. The study
examines the effect of loan amount on the economic outcome of businesses. To quantify the environmental outcome, it analyzes
the use of firewood or fodder and release of pollutants by businesses. The results show that loan amount does not affect the
economic outcome, special skills have best performance, and skills cause less pressure on forest resources. These results
suggest the need for development of knowledge-intensive skills, involvement of institutions in the operations of business,
and inclusive policies for protected area management. 相似文献
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Ligía Noronha 《Natural resources forum》2001,25(1):53-65
The objective of this article is to illustrate the use of a framework to design a set of tools to assess progress towards improved well-being in a mining region. The framework uses an ecosystem approach to assess human well-being and is sensitive to the needs, concerns, and interests of at least the major stakeholders: government, company and community. The framework seeks to be useful to stakeholders and to be of policy relevance. The article presents the proposed framework with illustrations from a case study in Goa, India. Mining in Goa has had both positive and negative impacts on the well-being of local people. These impacts vary depending on the age of mining. In areas where mining is well established and active, the economic impacts are more positive. The social and environmental impacts are more negative in the regions where mining is new or is closing down. These characteristics generate their own set of issues of concern to stakeholders. Based on these issues, three types of tools to assess current well-being and progress towards improved well-being are suggested: (i) Indicators based on identified issues using the Pressure-State-Response (PSR) framework; (ii) A quality of life instrument, which can be developed either as an aggregate measure of well-being or in a more limited way to capture the satisfaction of the community with their living conditions; (iii) A regional income accounting framework to assess whether the mining region is able to continue functioning into the indefinite future without being forced into a decline through the degradation of its key natural, social, and human assets and resources. The article suggests that if these tools are used regularly, an information system will emerge that will, over time, provide markers of what mining is doing to the region and to the local communities. 相似文献