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medicine: Our study found 208 bird species in Udaipur — Indian cities can provide hope for biodiversity | India News

A study conducted in Udaipur, India, has found that the city is home to a diverse range of bird species, including migratory birds. The study also rev

Climate change poses a real trade-off in sustainable resource management — India faces this with the use of water now: Charles A Taylor

Generally, as places become higher income, two forces are at work. First, the relative returns to non-agricultural work increase — so, people move from farms to cities into manufacturing, the service sector, etc. This reduces demand for land. Second, there is often an intensification in technology where farming gets more productive, taking some marginal lands out of production.

How you opt to grow today influences how much you can grow tomorrow: Joshua Graff Zivin

"Most evidence for this comes from places which offer a reasonable way of measuring productivity — for many jobs, its difficult to do that on a daily basis. These impacts come to 2% to 7% of a reduction of labour productivity, even at modest pollution levels. Thats a big deal."

national parks: India s wildlife, decimated by hunting and forest exploitation, found succour in national parks | India News

greenhouse gas: The lack of property rights is integral to the climate crisis — emissions continue as the atmosphere is a common property resource: Larry S Karp

The adoption of green subsidies could also make fossil fuel producers rationally aware that in the future, they could face much more competition — anticipating this, its in their interest to sell more today. This will speed up emissions. Cumulative emissions over many years might be lowered with the green subsidy — but even so, the acceleration of emissions in the short term has detrimental consequences, which reflects the ‘green paradox.

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