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Equity Watch - Global Environmental Government Unit - Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Himalayan glaciers, which keep major Indian rivers perennial, are shrinking. This is why the Bhakra Dam overflowed in summer this year, ... altitude, extinction seems a distinct possibility. Severe coral bleaching will occur all along the Indian coast as a result of seawater warming. Global warming is already contributing to the ...
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State of the River Yamuna
Most Indian rivers pass through agricultural areas that use pesticides. This makes leaching from agricultural fields the most ... there’s a 1995 study that’s found traces of isomers (a carcinogenic organochlorine) in Indian rivers, including the Yamuna. About 57 million people depend on Yamuna waters. With an annual ...
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Navdanya catalogue
List of Publication for the year 2004-2007 Name of Publication Cost in Indian Rupees Agriculture Globalisation of Agriculture: Food security and sustainability 70 Stolen Harvest: The ... rivers. The book describes the characteristics of different river basins in the country. It shows that by adopting alternative cropping patterns, we can save large amounts of water 60 Linking Indian Rivers ...
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Knowledge :: Travel :: Journey through Narmada ::
Travel :: Journey through Narmada :: Dimdima for Kids, Indian online Children's Magazine for Education, Fun and Knowledge. Includes Indian Folktales, Humorous Stories, Animal Tales, Moral Stories, Aesop Fables, Panchatantra Tales. We ... % in Gujarat. It is India’s fifth-largest river and the larger of the two Indian rivers that flow from east to west, the other being the Tapti. The Narmada is also ...
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National Rivers: Colorado River Law, on river conservation, river access, paddling, canoeing, kayaking, rafting, fly-fishing, and Colorado river ownership.
Colorado was mostly wilderness. It was inhabited by several Indian tribes, who often fished and canoed on the rivers and streams. In the 1800s, numerous fur trappers canoed the region’s rivers and streams as they gathered beaver pelts. Settlers used rivers ...
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National Rivers, Rivers of California: Overview of California whitewater, California paddling, California canoeing, California kayaking, California rafting, California fly-fishing, California river conservation, California river law, and Ca
California river conservation, California river law, and California river access. The National Rivers Website, Rivers of California: Overview of rivers in California Despite a high population of people and dams, California still features ... paddlers, but its popularity indicates its wild rides. You can mix your gold rush and Indian history with class IV, or skip the scenery and bet it all on the ...
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Indian Children's Action Plan to Create a Better Future
Make efficient provisions for water supply Identify the source of pollution in the local rivers Appropriate measures to keep river waters clean. BIODIVERSITY PERSONAL GOVERNMENT Plant Trees Law to ... To Water Democracy People's National Water Forum Suez – Degremont Kills Indian Workers WTO IPR Laws Rob Indians Indian Farmers Not Pirates -Monsanto Is A Polluter GM Potato Hoax Building another ...
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The EXPLOITS RIVER "Great Canadian Rivers"
Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Great Canadian RIVERS History Ecosystem Culture Recreation Economy ExploitsRiverEcosystem Visit the Grand Falls-Windsor Salmonid Interpretation ... Great Rattling Brook, Noel Paul's Brook, Bishop's Falls, Grand Falls and Red Indian Lake, providing spawning salmon with access to the lower, middle and upper sections ...
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The NORTH SASKATCHEWAN RIVER "Great Canadian Rivers"
Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Great Canadian RIVERS History Ecosystem Culture Recreation Economy SaskatchewanRiverCulture A Cree from Lac Les Isles is typical ... favoured position of economic power and technological superiority. The Luxton Museum of the Plains Indian Learn more about the First Nations of the Northern Plains and Canadian Rockies at ...
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Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Rivers:Shoshone River
Yellowstone Ecosystem Rivers:Shoshone River Home > Greater Yellowstone > Waters > Rivers > Shoshone River Bear River Clarks Fork Gallatin River Green River Henrys Fork Madison River Snake ... ) - Nine years after Congress authorized them, two pla... The Shoshone River, named for the American Indian tribe whose ancestral home encompasses its watershed, is comprised of three distinct reaches. The North ...
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