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Contents Preface Foreword Introduction I Impact of Mining and Industrialization on Biodiversity 1 The Environmental Impact of Gold Mining in the Asanti Region of GhanaMusah Yakubu 2 Impact of Industrialization on Ecology and Human Health A Case study of Balco In Korba Mitashree Mitra 3 Impact of Globalization on Indian sponge Iron Industry and Related Socio Environmental consequences Suraj Agarwal Binayak Rath and Tarun Gupta II Ecofriendly Technology and Promising Practices of Ecofriendly Industries 4 Pretreatment Technology An Approach for Effective Utilization of Lignocellulosic Biomass Nitin Verma Mukesh C Bansal and Vivek Kumar 5 Eco Friendly Initiatives of Century Cement Replicable Promising Practices MC Gupta 6 Promising Ecofriendly Practices of Jindal Steel and Power Ltd An Appraisal AK Mukherji 7 Promising Practices of Ecofriendly Industries in Chhattisgarh A Case Study of Balco Bhawnesh Bhatia 8 Promising Ecofriendly Practices of Bhilai Steel Plant HR Murty III Ecomapping of Industries 9 Gis Based Ecomapping of Industries A Potential Tool for Environmental Performance Analysis and Optimization B Ganeshkumar R Gobinath and N Mahendran IV Industrialisation and Climate Change 10 Impact of Degradation of Vegetation Cover on Quantum of Water Resources at Vizianagaram District Andhra Pradesh India T Byragi Reddy M Vijaya Chandran and GSSHV Prasad Index The Industrial Pollution has not only affected the ecology but also the holistic health of urban and rural population of India The Industrial Pollution has been manifested in terms of population of air water and soil that lead to imbalance in atmospheric pressure The second monsoon is affected The crops are affected The entire livelihood support is adversely affected by Industrial Pollution In some areas Industrial Pollution leads to acid rains A good number of industries have adopted eco friendly technology and practices to reduce greenhouse emission The practices of such industries need to be replicated by others The polluter pays principle needs to be honoured by all companies This volume deals with various dimensions of industrial pollution and promising practices of some leading industries of India This book provides research based observations and insights for addressing industrial pollution in India The eco friendly practices of four leading industries of Chhattisgarh such as Bharat Aluminium col Ltd Korba Jindal Steel and Power Limited Raigarh Century Cement Raipur and Bhilai Steel Plant Bhilai have been vividly elaborated in this volume This book will provide guidelines to policy makers corporate executives researchers and environmentalists on developing appropriate strategies for managing industrial pollution jacket 202 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword by Werner F. Schulz. Introduction. I. Local health tradition and sustainable development 1. Medicinal plants of India integrating livelihood options and conservation concerns/Chandra Prakash Kala and Bikram Singh Sajwan. 2. Transmission of traditional medicinal plant knowledge local healers of Maharashtra India/Shailesh Shukla. 3. Traditional medicine a bridge to better health in Ghana/Mohammed Nadhir Ibn Muntaka and Grace Hampton. 4. Integrating the concept of sustainability into public health practice a partnership a process and a practical tool/G.K. Verrinder. 5. Sui generis legislation and valuing biological resources ethno healing practices among tribes of Chhattisgarh/R.N. Pati. II. Environmental governance and sustainable development 6. Vertical dimension of social integration grass roots activities for managing sustainability/Wolfgang Meyer. 7. Solid waste recycling in Malaysia study of the households in the states of Terengganu and Perak/Abdelnaser Omran Abdullah Mahmood and Hamidi Abdul Aziz. 8. Knowledge communication the essence of sustainable governance/Kendal Hodgman. 9. Linking sustainable development to environmental governance issues of forest villages in Chhattisgarh India/R.N. Pati. 10. Added value in the process industry through integrated environmental engineering/Markus Thuer. 11. Types of relationships between firms communities and government and their obstacles/Jose G. Vargas Hernondez. 12. Co operation and conflict between firms and communities the Cerro de San Pedro case/Jose G. Vargas Hernondez. 13. Educational systems under reform a comparative perspective/Adela Coman. III. Poverty alleviation and sustainable development 14. Treadle pumps improvements and their contribution towards poverty alleviation/C. Pereira J. Malca and F. Antunes. 15. Managing complexities in sustainable development/Wolfgang Amann and Shiban Khan. 16. Viable alternatives for sustainability economic reforms in forest villages of Chhattisgarh/R.N. Pati. 17. Sustainable development concept scope and ecological perspectives/Prafulla Kumar Kara. IV. Sustainable agriculture 18. Globalization of the Potato an ancient Andean Indigenous Crop/Elayne Zorn and Leslie Sue Lieberman. 19. Incorporating indigenous knowledge challenges and opportunities perspectives from Maya Kacquikel Guatemala/Benjamin Levy. 20. Life culture and care of Polynesians serving food is a big ritual/Salei'a Afele Fa Amuli. 21. Indigenous knowledge practices in sustainable agricultural production in the villages of Benue State Nigeria/G.A. Abu E.P. Ejembi and O.G. Okpachu. V. Indigenous rights and sustainable development 22. Recognition of indigenous rights in contemporary Mexico a historical social approach/Jose G. Vargas Hernondez. 23. Sustainable development looking through the eyes of indigenous communities/Odile Schwarz Herion. 24. Sustainable development in Mexico How the indigenous communities view it/Dra. Maria De Lourdes Corcamo Solis. 25. Global sustainable development and significance of indigenous locality/Mert Bilgin. 26. On the threshold of change in rural belize indigenous knowledge of rural women/Francis Higdon Lori Zimmaro and Ashley Frost. 27. Sustainable development in Serbia/Slobodan Milutinovic. Index. Sustainable development is a major thrust area adopted for all development interventions initiated by different National Governments of the world as a follow up initiatives to resolutions of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The first global knowledge Conference at Toronto (1997) encouraged world leaders policy makers scientists and civil society representatives of developing countries to focus more on community based knowledge systems and development practices and incorporate them in ongoing development initiatives for achievement of sustainable development. It is realized that the synergy between local knowledge and development efforts would ensure the achievement of MDGs. The forces of globalisation have affected the indig.…

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Condizione: New. pp. xxiii + 424, Maps, Index.

Contents Preface Introduction I Taxonomical classification of medicinal plants 1 Medicinal plants and patented polyherbal formulations for management of inflammatory and free radical mediated chronic diseasesYamini Bhusan Tripathi 2 Pattern of active ingredient contents on Ashwagandha withania somnifera Dunal roots as influenced by phenological stages and storage timeAnubha Upadhyay Preeti Sagar Nayak Noor Afshan Khan and SK Dwivedi II Traditional knowledge and sustainable use of biodiversity 3 Indigenous methods of agriculture in Guatemala loss resilience and revitalizationBenjamin Levy 4 Socio-economic development and traditional medicinal knowledge protection Dediapada South Gujarat IndiaLancelot DCruz 5 Ethno-veterinary practices and sustainable use of medicinal plants among forest dwelling communities of Chhattisgarh an appraisalRN Pati 6 Medicinal plants conservation strategies Uttarakhand perspectiveMS Gusain CS Rana and Munesh Kumar 7 Health and traditional knowledge an ethno-medicinal investigation in Saora tribal community of ChhattisgarhDinesh Mishra Arti Brokar III Intellectual property rights and biopiracy 8 Safeguarding the medicinal plants against biopiracyVinita Krishna 9 Impact of biopiracy on economics of traditional medical systems in IndiaRajat Kanti Chaudhuri and Ila Chaudhuri IV Mainstreaming medicinal plants in primary health care 10 Herbal home remedies and role of traditional healers as health care providersNitu Goswami RB Singh and CP Kala 11 Medicinal importance of some important Kharif weedsSiddharth Nayak Preeti Sagar Nayak SD Upadhyaya and SK Jain V Value addition and processing 12 Effect of varying packaging material on storability of Isabgol Plantago OvataF genotypes ambient conditionsSandip M Kadlag Satrupa Rao and AB Tiwari 13 Extraction and contribution of non-timer forest products in the livelihoods of Achanakmar-Amarkantak biosphere reserveSubhash Chandra Tiwari and Shabir Ahmad Bhat VI Screening of bioactive ingredients 14 Callus induction studies on Stevia and antimicrobial screening of leaf extractsSnehal Pande Minal Wani and Madhukar Khetmalas 15 Phytochemical analysis and antimicrobial activity of crude extract of Tridax procumbens L leavesMinal Wani and Snehal Pande 16 An alternative approach for the production of medicinally important steroidal saponins from the lant asparagus racemosus asparagaceaeMashitha Pise Jaishree Rudra Sunita Bundale Deovrat Begde Nandita Nashikkar and Avinash Upadhyay 17 Lycorpodium Clavatum L is an excellent plant source for free Myo-Inositol a bench-friendly method for its isolation biosynthetic analysis in unadulterated form and its plausible relevance in medicinal applicationsAnusuya Basak Timir Baran Jha and Jukta Adhikari VII Air borne mould diversity and ecology 18 Airborne mould diversity of certain indoor and outdoor environmentKavita Sharma VIII Conservation of medicinal plants 19 Conservation of medicinal plants in India a review on biotechnological approachGK Sahu and BB Sahoo 20 Conservation of medicinal herbs in their natural habitat In-Situ and protected areas Ex-Situ with special reference to Southern RajasthanSeema Bhardwaj Lalit Choudhary and Dinesh Chandra Bhatt 21 Sustainable harvest of medicinal plants in tropical forests of Chhattisgarh IndiaAK Pandey AK Mandal and Swati YadavThe Third World Countries of the world not only accommodate most of the worlds biodiversity but also wide varieties of medicinal plants species The medicinal plants contain predominant ingredients of medicines that are administered in most of the traditional healing practices in Asia Africa and Australia The pharmaceutical companies draw insights from traditional practices and knowledge to develop new drugs from the herbs The globalization and liberalization of the market have hiked the scale of trade of medicinal plants from local to global The growing market demand on herbal products and unregulated trade have lead to over exploitation of habitat and threat to co. figs, tables (illustratore).…

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