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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Wetlands are transitional areas between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems where the water table is usually at or near the surface, or the land is covered by shallow water. Wetlands are among the most productive life support systems in the world and are of immense socio-economic and ecological importance to mankind. In India wetlands are distributed in different geographical regions. Wetlands play critical role in the improvement of water quality through the arrest of pollutants (organic inorganic) from direct release to the natural water bodies and by removal of sediments, production of oxygen, recycling of nutrients, and treatment of wastewater by removing nitrogen, phosphorus, bacteria and viruses. The wetlands act as habitat for fish shellfish, and for birds, mammals, reptiles amphibians, many of which are of economic value in terms of subsistence and commercial fishing, hunting and trapping. Non-consumptive uses of the wetlands, viz. bird watching, recreation, aesthetics, educational activities, and scientific research are also well recognized. Population pressures in the past few decades led to rapid utilization of natural resources for land based development. In this process wetlands were treated with contempt. Ignoring their importance, wetlands were considered obstacles in the path of progress and reservoirs of diseases. Wetlands were hence drained, filled and reclaimed for more economic gains. The rivers were dammed, regulated and channellized leading to modification or elimination of floodplains. This led to a considerable alteration of wetland habitats and the composition of associated flora and fauna. A select list of activities that affected wetlands is presented in Table - 1. In the recent past importance of wetlands has been realized by the policy makers worldover and efforts are being made to protect the wetlands from further deterioration and loss. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is potentially one of the most valuable, inter-disciplinary and objective decision-making tools with respect to alternate routes for development, process technologies and project sites. It is an anticipatory mechanism which establishes quantitative values for parameters indicating the quality of the environment and natural systems before, during and after the proposed developmental activity, thus allowing measures ensuring environmental compatibility and economic efficacy. EIA is designed to present a clear and concise picture of all benefits and costs associated with alternative courses of action, and thus provides a mechanism for merging concerns for ecology and economics in the process of decision-making. In many cases developmental activities adversely affect wetland benefits which are of value to communities and natural processes. EIA can provide very useful information on how wetlands will be affected by the proposed developmental activities to ensure effective management of wetlands. EIA can help planners make rational decisions about resource allocation and ensure that the wetland benefits required for sustainable development are maintained. The objective of this manual is to assist project proponents, conservation activists and decision makers to identify the wetland benefits present at a particular site as also benefits which are likely to be adversely affected by a particular project activity. This would enable assessing the extent and cost of the management plan required to mitigate these impacts. With the backdrop of international conventions for wetland protection and initiatives of the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, manual delineates step by step procedure for EIA of developmental activities affecting wetland benefits. Worksheets that could enable preparation of case studies are included in the manual. Four casestudies prepared by the institutions that participated in the March 1995 workshop organized by the British Council, at Calcutta, have been included in the manual.…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. It was rather refreshing to read a book which has adapted a problem-based learning approach with case-based discussions. The modern undergraduate and postgraduate curriculum is increasingly adapting this methodology of learning. The learning would also suit mini clinical examination, which is used for assessment. The approach to the chapters with a clinical history, examination findings followed by investigations is what we do on a daily basis. However, the thinking for possible differential diagnosis and management may differ based on the knowledge and experience of the individual caring for the patient. Each chapter addresses this issue by starting with the case history, examination and investigations. Pertinent questions follow with appropriate answers. The answers are practical approach to the case and are enhanced by detail medication tables, suitable illustrations and flowcharts followed by references for further knowledge enhancement. Key Features: Medical education is unique in the sense that it not only involves theoretical knowledge transfer but also skill transfer. Beside clinics, grand rounds, daily ward rounds, case discussions all aim at this skill acquisition by the leaners. This book aims at providing this skill transfer exercise in the form of detailed case discussions, which are of extensive use for both undergraduate and postgraduates. One more uniqueness of this book is the discussion on intensive care unit (ICU) rounds, postoperative ward rounds, examination of a sexual assault victim, cardiac disease in pregnancy discussed by both cardiologist and the obstetrician, some frequently encountered issues like vulval hematoma, fever in pregnancy, role of bedside ultrasound in obstetrics, discussion on invasive fetal procedures, etc.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. I. Introduction: 1. Concept of EIA. 2., Hierachy in EIA. 3. Major issues in EIA. 4. Scope for use of computers in EIA. 5. Scope of current research. II. Literature review: 1. Evolution of EIA worldwide. 2. Evolution of EIA in India. 3. Classification of environmental impacts. 4. Project screening. 5. Methodology of site selection. 6. EIA methodologies. 7. Computer aided EIA. 8. Impact quantification techniques. 9. Mathematical models for EIA. 10. Indicators of biological and socio-economic environment. 11. Environmental indices. 12. Enlarged scope of EIA of industrial projects. 13. Conclusion. EIA-Aid : a software package for computer aided EIA: 1. Package organization. 2. Screening of projects. 3. Ranking of site alternatives. 4. Impact identification. 5. Prediction of impacts. 6. Impact evaluation. 7. Sensitivity analysis in impact evaluation. 8. Design of green belt. IV. Discussions and conclusions.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Biotechnology is a tool for human welfare/B.B. Kaliwal. 2. Molecular methods in fungal identification/Chandrashekhar Unakal, Sadashiv S O and B.B. Kaliwal. 3. Methomyl induced toxicity in Escherichia coli/Amritha G. Kulkarni and B.B. Kaliwal. 4. Cytotoxicity activity of ethyl acetate rhizome extract of Curcuma pseudomontana J. Graham/Gurusiddesh B. Hiremath and B.B. Kaliwal. 5. Eukaryotic microalgae for biodiesel production/Shakeel Ahmed Adhoni and B.B. Kaliwal. 6. Laccases and their biotechnological applications/Adiveppa B. Vantamuril and B.B. Kaliwal. 7. Microorganisms: unique biological weapons for bioremediation/Praveen Satapute and B.B. Kaliwal. 8. Toxic effects of fungicides on non-target organisms/Diksha Sateesh Bakre and B.B. Kaliwal. 9. Microalgal CO2 mitigation and development of suitable photobioreactors/L Patil and B.B. Kaliwal. 10. Determination of residual analysis of pre-emergent herbicide butachlor (50% ec) in the tissues of freshwater fish, Labeo rohita by gas chromatography technique/K. Somaiah, B. Satish and K. Sunita. 11. Xenobiotics induced immunotoxicological changes in liver of kroiler chick/D K Chauhan, Juhie Agarwal and S S Lal. 12. Application of novel protease enzyme in leather and detergent industries isolated from Bacillus cereus/Parvathy G, Prabhakumari C and Vijay Laxmi Saxena. 13. Herbal pesticides: a boon for food security/B.S. Chandel. 14. Monitoring of toxic chemical elements in drinking water and there impact on human health/Sunder Singh and Prathvi Lal Jatav. 15. Vermitechnology: a tool for organic waste management/Soumya R. Patil, Milind F. Nagannavar and Pulikeshi M. Biradar. 16. Resveratrol exerts protective and curative effects against carbon tetrachloride induced hepatotoxicity in mice/Monika Bhadauria. 17. Amelioration of cadmium induced hepatotoxicity by ethanolic extract of cinnamon and methotrexate: a comparison/Michael Sujitha G, Vadivel Kumar S and Sakthi Shree K. 18. Ameleorative effect of curcumin against chromium induced micronuclei in blood cells of fresh water fish Channa punctatus/Rajesh Prasad and Sunil P. Trivedi. 19. Histopathological effect of malathion in the gill tissue of the fresh water fish, Anabas testudineus/S. Binu Kumari and M. Mohan Kumar. 20. Impact of endosulfan in winter season on protein alteration in fresh water snail Viviparus bengalensis/Erande Sopan L. 21. Quantitative and qualitative estimation of phytoconstituents in ethanolic extract of Exacam tetragonum roxb/Kajal Manikpuri and Monika Bhadauria. 22. Therapeutic potential of Tephrosia purpurea linn. Against cc14 induced testicular injury in rats/Shubham Singh and Monika Bhadauria. 23. Histopathological effect of copper on barbel of stinging catfish, Heteropneustes fossils/Sandeep Shukla, Madhu Tripathi and Sanjive Shukla. 24. Histopathological changes in the gills of naturally infected Labeo rohita with crustacean parasite Argulus sps/Palaq, Seema Langer and Irfan Ahmed Noorani. 25. Effects of cadmium chloride on gills, liver and DNA in fresh water teleost fish barbus sarana/B. Tabassum and Ishrat Aseem. 26. Pre-dominant toxicity of acrylamide and therapeutic role of naringenin against acrylamide in rats/Piyush Shukla and Satendra Kumar Nirala. 27. Effect of cypermethrin on liver histopathology of freshwater fish Channa marulius (ham-bach)/Bhoi S.S, Patil M.U, Patole S S and Shewale S.S. 28. Study on protein content on a freshwater fish catle catla exposed endosulfan pesticide to from Paithan dist., Aurangabad Maharashtra/Deshmukh D.R. 29. Use of Achyranthes aspera against gentamicin induced liver and kidney toxicity/Bharati Talele, Nayan Maheshawary, Madhukar Rathod and Manojkumar Chopda. 30. In vivo free radical scavenging activity of the methanolic extract and its fraction of the Sphaeranthus indicus linn on cc14 induced toxicity/Zafar Zahabiya, Manasi Wagh, Surwade Diksha, Manojkumar Chopda and Namrata Mahajan. 31. Toxicity evaluation and haematological studies of flubendiamide on f. …

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orig. wrappers. Zustand: Minor wear. VG. xii, 152 pp, 28x21cm,Includes textual graphs & tables + 2 pp maps + 12 pp photoplates. Series: Census of India 1981, Part X - C, Series 12, Maharashtra. Printer' s colophon published on rear cover reads: "PRG 26.81 (Maharashtra) - 300 - 1989 - (DSK II)" [ie: published in an edition of 300 copies]. An in-depth socio-economic study of Bondri village in Ramtek Tahsil of Nagpur district of Maharashtra state. Details: Village location,terrain,cropping patterns, Social demography & vital statistics; Economy,Social & Cultural life, etc. 12pp photoplates, 2 maps (illustrator). …