Environment (Short Notes)
Environment (Short Notes)
Environment
Topic - I
Environment and Ecology
स्थलमम् लम जीवम् लम
पययावरण:-भौतिकवजैतवकदशयऍंएवंउनके सयथअन्ि:्रिययय
जलमम् लम
पययावरणके घटक
गहरयसमुद्र
प्रवयलम,समुद्री (Abyssal)
घयस
पयदपप्लमवक
घोंघय,सूक्ष्मजीवी
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3- Tawa Reservoir – Madhya Pradesh
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Ecological Productivity
NPP = GPP
Biomass:-
Food Chain:-
P = Predation C1 = Competition
M = Mutualism N = Neutralism
A = Amensalism C = Commensalism
Ecological Efficacy
1. Phosphorus Cycle
Biodiversity
Biodiversity in India
1. Biodiversities Hotspot In India –
1. Hotspot Word - Norman Myers.
2. Total 4 Hotspot in India.
(i) Indo Burma Region (5.13%)
(ii) Himalaya Region (44%)
(iii) Western Ghat & Srilanka (65%)
(iv) Sundaland Region (1.5% & Andanan & Nicobar)
Species Conservation Status Region
Bengal Tiger Endangered Sundarbans, Western Ghats, Terai Region
Asian Elephant Endangered Northeast India, Western Chats Central India
India Pangolin Endangered Penninsular India, Srilanka
Great Indian Bustard Critically Endangered Rajasthan, Gujarat, Deccan Plateau
Ganges River Dolphin Endangered Ganges- Brahmaputra - Meghna river Systems
Hoolock Gibbon Endangered Northest India (Assam, Arunachal Pradesh)
Indian Star Tortoise Vulnerable Eastern and Southern India
Himalayan Monal Least Concern Western and Eastern Himalayas
Malabar Civet Critically Endangered Western Ghats
Indian Bustard Critically Endangered Rajasthan and Gujarat
Snow Leopard Vulnerable Himalayas (Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim)
One-Horned Rhinoceros Vulnerable Assam (Kaziranga National park) West Bengal
Lion-tailed Macaque Endangered Western Ghats (Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu)
Nilgiri Tahr Endangered Nilgiri hills, Western Ghats
Olive Ridley Turtle Vulnerable Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal (Coasts)
In Situ Ex Situ
National park Gene Bank
Wildlife Sanctuary Zoo
Biosphere Reserve Biological Park etc.
1. National Park
Total – 106
Largest National Park – Hemis National Park (Ladakh)
First National Park – Jim Corbett National Park
3. Biosphere Reserve
UNESCO Man and Biosphere (MAB)
MAB (World Network of Biosphere) Network
Biosphere in India
Total – 18
Global Biosphere Reserve = 12
WPA
Conservation Reserve – Conservation Reserve Management Committee
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ऊँचयई अक्षयंश
fj;ks lEesyu@i`Foh lEesyu@i;kZoj.k ,oa fodkl ij la;qDr jk"Vª lEesyu (UNCED) 1992 =
Three Sisters Rio Convention –
1. United Nation Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC)
2. United Nation Convention on Bio-Diversity (UNCCD)
3. United Nation Conference to combat Desertification (UNCCD)
UNFCC
. Secretariat .
(1) fl}kar & Common but differentiated responsibility and respective capabilities
(CBDR-RD)
(2) Paris Agreement Replaces Kyoto Protocol.
(3) Agreement is binding but failed to make binding target for green house gas
emission reduction.
(4) Provides for voluntary National determined contribution.
(5) Article – 6 = Vountary carbon credit trading provision.
(6) It seeks to limit global warming to well below 2oC. preferably to 1.5oC compared to
pre industry level.
(7) Cop – 29 (Baku, Azerbaijan 2024) Outcomes =
(1) 300 billion per year by 2035 to developing countries (Previous goal 100)
Carbon market agreement (Under Article 6.2 of Paris Agreement)
(3) Declaration on reducing Methane
(8) COP 28 : (Dubai, UAE 2023) outcoms :
1. Operationalization for loss and damage fund.
2. Net zero by 2050
3. India led initiatives
(1) Green Credit Initiative
(2) Global River Cities Alliance
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