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ID148584
Title ProperChanging contours of India’s policy on climate change
LanguageENG
AuthorKahlon, Preet Inder
Summary / Abstract (Note)Never before has environment, the most precious heritage of man and the mainstay of development activities been subjected to constant damage as humanity strives to achieve better living standards. The industrialized countries with their economic growth, which means higher greenhouse gas emissions, are obviously guilty of causing global warming. The consequent climate change is posing a significant threat not only to the developmental activities but also to public health. There is a grim prospect of the collapse of life styles in developing countries like India, incase immediate remedial measures are not put in place.
`In' analytical NoteWorld Focus Vol. 37, No.12; Dec 2016: p.141-146
Journal SourceWorld Focus 2016-12 37, 12
Key WordsClimate Change ;  India’s Policy