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Bandits and the backhanders / Centre for Science and Environment   DVD
Centre for Science and Environment DVD
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Publication New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
Description 23minLight Green Spine
Series CSE
Summary/Abstract Degradation of values translates into degradation of nature. In a corrupt system, people lose respect for values. With large scale corruption in the natural resource management, people lose respect for nature. The film takes viewers to look at irrational policies (not based on scientific understanding, but on vested interests) in management of rivers, floods, forests, and urban planning; and highlights the results of such distorted practices. Includes flooding of the Kosi River, sandalwood smuggling, illegal taxation (Gujjars of Himalaya), Petrol v/s diesel, Anna Hazare fights corruption, discusses right to recall political representatives in a democracy and the issues of corruption in democratic India.
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ID:   023841


Gas, gas, gas / Centre for Science and Environment   DVD
Centre for Science and Environment DVD
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Publication New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
Description 22 min.
Summary/Abstract Biogas - powering generators, cooking stoves and even factories with the gas generated from cow dung and organic waste from street markets. Biogas is also proving a viable energy source in industries like paper and pulp industry, distilleries and food process units.
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ID:   025295


Korean peninsula: A pawn on the geopolitical chessboard / Tomar, Naveen; Singh, Navroop; Parekh, Himja 2018  Book
Tomar, Naveen Book
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Publication New Delhi, Asian Warrior, 2018.
Description xvi, 179pWhite spine
Summary/Abstract The book focuses on the Korean Peninsula which is divided between North and South Korea. Tracing events from the time of unified Korea under the Goryeo/Joseon Dynasty to the Japanese occupation, The book elucidates how global powers have used the Korean Peninsula as a geopolitical platform to carve out spheres of influence to remain relevant. The book expounds on South Korea’s journey as a tech giant along with tracing the mindset and evolution of North Korea’s founding principles which have made it a part of the “Axis of Evil” that threatens global security. It also reveals the roles of different countries and blocs on the Korean Peninsula in their quest for global supremacy! Will the Korean Peninsula reclaim its rightful place on the map or is it forever doomed to remain “A Pawn on the Geopolitical Chessboard?”
Contents Introduction Part 1: The Korean tangle - Neo-Confucianism and the battle for survival - The empire of the sun strikes Part 2: The tale of two Koreas - The Republic of Korea - Democratic people's Republic of Korea - The third Korea The changing dynamics Hypothesis Conclusion
Standard Number 9789353008680 Pb.
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Overfished ocean strategy: Powering up innovation for a resource-deprived world / Zhexembayeva, Nadya 2014  Book
Zhexembayeva, Nadya Book
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Publication San Francisco, Brett-Koehler Publishers, 2014.
Description 196pWhite spine
Summary/Abstract We are living amidst a remarkable transformation. The linear, throwaway economy of today--in which we extract resources, create products, use them, and throw them away like a cheap plastic fork--is rapidly coming to a close. We are, simply put, running out of things to mine and places to trash. A new economy is being born, one that takes this line and turns it into a circle. Resource scarcity--the overfished ocean--is the reality virtually every company is swimming in. Those managers who deeply understand and master this shift will be able to turn the new reality into disruptive innovation and remarkable competitive advantage. Overfished Ocean Strategy offers five essential principles for developing products and services for this new reality. A business owner herself, Nadya Zhexembayeva fills the book with examples of companies that are already successfully navigating the overfished ocean. Unlike less-farsighted companies, they are not making "green" products as a sideline for a niche market but rather have made dealing with resource scarcity the central, driving force of their entire strategy. As these innovators ride ahead of the wave, new products, new business models, new markets, and new profits follow. You can join them, or you can be left standing on the shore. Business is waking up to a global shortage of resources of every kind. Raw materials are running out, whether in Tokyo or Quito. While businesses have toyed with the idea of sustainability as a means to market to eco-minded consumers, this book shows that scarcity must become central to their thinking and the key driver of strategic innovation
Standard Number 9781626564176 Hb.
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Protecting nature / Bailey, Donna 1991  Book
Bailey, Donna Book
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Publication New York, Franklin Watts, 1991.
Description 30pGreen Spine
Series What we can do about
Summary/Abstract Focuses on dangers posed to the environment and ways of protecting nature.
Standard Number 053111080X Hb.
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Troubled waters: rescuing the Ganga / Sen Gupta, Subhadra; Guha, Tapas (ill.) 2017  Book
Sen Gupta, Subhadra Book
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Publication New Delhi, Teri Press, 2017.
Description 24pGreen spine
Series Caring for Nature
Summary/Abstract As the first rays of the sun light up the eastern sky and the bells sound in the temples, pilgrims step into the holy waters of the Ganga. They stand chest-deep in the river, offer flowers to the sun god, and take quick dips. Dhani looks at this spectacular morning ritual with a frown on his face. A question has been disturbing Dhani for many days now. The River Ganga, a river that is so sacred to us, is getting polluted at a rapid rate with industrial chemicals, untreated sewage, and ashes from funeral pyres. Dhani looks at the troubled waters and wonders: Why is the river goddess being treated with such thoughtless neglect? And is there a way to restore her to her former glory? The Troubled Waters: Rescuing the Ganga takes us on a journey along several ghats of the Ganga, tells us what ails this holy river and also shows how it suffers from pollution caused by humans. An eye-opening story.
Standard Number 9788179933220 Pb.
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Your water footprint: The shocking facts about how much water we use to make everyday products / Leahy, Stephen 2014  Book
Leahy, Stephen Book
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Publication New York, Firefly Books Ltd., 2014.
Description 143pWhite Spine
Summary/Abstract Raises awareness of how much water is used to make the things we use, consume and grow.
Standard Number 9781770852952 Pb.
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