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Disaster Management Act passed in
26 Dec,2005
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What are Cereal Crops
Cereals are grain crops that belong to the grain category. Wheat, rice, corn, millet and a variety of other grains are all cereals. These include a lot of carbs. Rice, Wheat,Barley,Maize,Milllets, Jowar ( Grains - Anaaj)
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What are Pulses
Pulses are a form of leguminous harvest cultivated only for their dry seeds. Lentils, peas, and dry beans, for example, Pulses.
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Subderbans got its name from
Sundari tree abudance found there
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Who has symbiotic Relationship - Lichens
Fungi & Algae
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Only Floating National Park
Keibul Lamjao National Park , Manipur (contains Loktak Lake)
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Diatoms are
autotrophs
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Crustaceans(herbivores animals) eat
diatoms
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Crustaceans are eaten by
Herrings (carnivorous animals)
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Which National Park has varied climate - tropical, temperate, subtropical, arctic
Namdhapa National Park , Arunachal Pradesh
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Intended National Determined Contributions are for
UNFcc goals of COP21 Paris Pact
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Ghost of the Mountain
Snow Leopard
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Padmaja Naidu Hinalayan Zoological Zoological Park
Darjeeling(recently bred 80 snow leopards)
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Sharm El Sheikh prog for
UN's adaptation fund(COP26)
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Carbon Credits generated under
Kyoto Protocol
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Glasgow dialogue (by UNFCC) for
loss and damage(Santiago Network)
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Paris Agreement Article 6
Market and non market based aid: ITMOs (Internationally traded mitigation outcomes - bilateral cooperation) SDM ( Sustainable Development Mechanism - new international carbon market) Non Market Approach - Development Aid
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Green Climate Fund is under
Paris Pact
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UNEP established in
1972 - by Unga (Stockholm,Sweden)
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Theme of Stockholm Conferences
Only 1 earth UNEP UNFCC, CBC , UNCCD Sustainable Development Principal Polluter Pays Principle, Precautionary Principal Environment Ministry set up in India (1985)
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Tipping points
thresholds where slight change could push a system into completely new State
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No. of Tipping Points
9
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India has how many tipping points
None
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Cryosphere means
frozen components of Earth at or below the land and ocean surface -snow, ice sheets, glaciers , ice lake, permafrost etc.
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SECURE Intiative for
Sustainable Development of Himalayas and livelihood
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Karakoram Anamoly means
Growing of Glaciers as opposed to retreating Glaciers globally (Mediterranean Disturbances feeding the glacier)
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Largest reserves of ICE outside Polar Regions
Hindukush Himalayas (which is now speedily melting)
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ENCORE is part of
Coastal Project for India funded by World Bank
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Animals not found in Antarctica
Frogs(found all over the world except here)
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Zones of BR
3 -Core - No humans Buffer - Grazing, limited recretaion, tourism,fishing, research Transition - Ghar, farms, forests, intensive recreation
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Global Methane Pledge means
reduce 30% methane by 2030
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Largest Carbon Capture Plant in World
Ocra in Iceland
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NCAP means
Achieve 20-30% reduction of PM2.5 & PM10 concentration by 2040 (2017 is the base year)
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Who releases NAAQS
Cpcb
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Namami Gange Yojana, 2014
funded by World Bank is a Central Sector Scheme under Ministry of Jal Shakti
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Committees of Namami Ganne Yojana
National Mission for Clean Ganga National Ganga Council (replaced National Ganga River Basin Authority)
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National Ganga Council under Chairmanship of
PM
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CPCB is constituted under
Water Act
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Saline Soils are
They contain so much salts that they are unable of Soils to take up water
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Sujalam 2.0 is with respect to
Greywater management
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Chronology
Wildlife,1972 (sher) Water,1974 (pyaas) Forest Conservation Act, 1980 (Ghooma) Air, 1981(hawa li) EPA, 1986 (jungle me rest kiya) NGT, 2010
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Coal Gasification means
Coal converted into Synthetic Gas(Syngas) (Hydrogen, Carbon Monoxide, Carbon Dioxide)
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Eco Sensitive Zones are
1 km min. around every protected Forests, NP, WS. (declared by Central Govt under EPA)
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COP28 happened in
Dubai
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UNEP report
Emissions Gap Report