Climate Change and Disaster Management Research

An Analytical Study on Greenhouse Gases Emission and Control

B Sunethra — 2022-02-10

Introduction: The study is based on the emission of the greenhouse gases and the control measures
associated with it. It has been observed from the collected information that the emission levels increased at an
alarming rate over the last decades for India. The most important greenhouse gases are CO2, Methane, Nitrous
oxide, and other gases. Therefore, greenhouse gas emissions impact the atmosphere largely.
Purpose: The purpose of the study is to find out ways to control greenhouse gas emissions. The main reason behind
this is termed as the rapid industrial development along with mass consumption of various fossil fuels.
Findings: It is found that greenhouse gas emissions impact not only the environment but also humans. Mostly,
humans are responsible for the increase of greenhouse gases emissions in the environment. A secondary qualitative
analysis is used in this study to discuss suitable methods of estimating the concentration level of greenhouse gases in
the atmosphere.
Conclusion: In conclusion, it can be said that humans have to ensure that they adopt all the possible ways to reduce
the greenhouse gases emissions from the environment. Time based variation of CO2 and CH4 is mainly depicted in
this study along with the concentration of O3 and NOX in the atmospheric air.

Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture and Need to Focus on Agricultural Sustainability and Climate Change Mitigation of Negative Impact

Venkatachalam Hariharan — 2022-02-10

Introduction: Climate change has a large impact on agriculture in India as there are different types
of climate zones in the country. Therefore, there are some positive and some climate change negative impacts on
agriculture in India. Furthermore, it is important to start sustainable agriculture in India.
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to describe the importance of sustainable agriculture for the environment.
Therefore, to analyse the positive and negative climate change impacts on agriculture is another purpose of this
research study.
Findings: It is found that the level of greenhouse gases is increasing day by day in India and along with that the
natural temperature is increasing. Therefore, sustainable farming and other sustainable processes can be helpful for
reducing greenhouse gas.
Conclusion: In conclusion, it can be said that the process of climate change can control the agricultural sector of
India as there are great climate change impacts on agriculture of the country.
Limitations: The limitation of the research study was budget and time. If the researcher had more budget and time
to spend then the researcher can find out more information about the research topic.

Role of Indian Government to Formulate Effective Policy for Water Sustainability and Climate Change

S Swetha — 2022-02-10

Problem Statement: In the context of India meteoric urbanization, globalization, industrialization,
and expansion in population in India have generated a number of environmental problems. The impact of climate
change such as pollution and droughts have the dormant effect of demolishing the farmlands and that affect the
livelihood of the farmers. The present article deals with the he role of Indian Government to formulate effective
policy for water sustainability and climate change.
Methodology: In order to conduct the research qualitative strategy has been taken and secondary data collection
technique has been employed.
Main Findings: The research has found that several measures have been taken by the Government of India in order
to meet the goal of clean and green India. Some of the interrelated policies and action plans have been recognized in
order to meet the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) by the Union government of India. In order to deal with the
water supply and reduce leakage and reuse of water, the central government of India has taken initiatives.
Conclusion: From the present research it can be stated that the government of India has taken possible measures in
order to meet the demand of water and reduce the environment pollution in the country. The initiatives taken by the
government have beneficial effects on the lives of the citizens.

Socio-Economic Impact of Global Warming

P Nivedha — 2022-02-10

The research focuses on understanding the impacts of global warming on different aspects of the
socio-economic structure. Global warming is a raging problem, and it is caused due to the urbanization and
industrial scenarios. The research aims to understand the reasons behind global warming and its impact on
different economic segments such as agriculture, energy, and land usage. It has been found in the research that
global warming will result in lower availability of freshwater. This results in lower production of crops across the
globe along with massive damage to the existing economic framework. It is essential to take precautionary steps at
an early level so that further damage can be mitigated.

The Necessity of Sustainable Development and Climate Systems to Protect Natural Resources and Human Race

S.P Anitha — 2022-02-10

– Sustainable development ensures a well-managed utilization of natural resources for the present
generation along with preserving it for future usage. Increased rate of population and urbanization is found as
major challenging factors in respect of practicing sustainable development activities. Both aforementioned problems
are also prevalent in India that disrupts the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals. However, the
Government of India has taken suitable initiatives to promote utilization of renewable energy resources by means of
International Solar Alliance, Green India Mission, and others. Technological inclusion in this regard would be
beneficial in implementing such programmes in an optimum way. Consequently it would ensure preservation of
natural assets for future usage and maintain the quality of climatic conditions in a suitable way.