Warming Mountains
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Warming Mountains
Implications for Livelihood and Sustainability
Bhadouria, Rahul; Tripathi, Sachchidanand; Garkoti, Satish Chandra
Springer International Publishing AG
11/2024
443
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9783031621963
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Chapter 1: Emerging threats to mountain ecosystem services under changing climate.- Chapter 2: Ecosystem Functioning in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh: Scopes and Challenges for Indigenous Communities Adaptation to Climate Change.- Chapter 3: Long-term monitoring of Snow Cover Extent and Land Surface Temperature to understand the warming of mountains in a semi-urban location of North Western Himalayas.- Chapter 4: Plant phenological shifts in the Indian Himalayan Region.- Chaper 5: Climate Variability in the Kilum-Ijim Mountain Range of Cameroon: Implications for Rural Livelihoods and Food Security.- Chapter 6: Increasing warming of Cameroon's Afromontane landscape: Realities and implications for livelihoods and sustainability .- Chapter 7: Implications of climate change on Health and Livelihood of people in Hindu Kush Himalayan Region.- Chapter 8: Minimizing carbon footprint through the traditional approach Tar Span in the mountain valleys of Himachal Pradesh .- Chapter 9: Impact of Climate change and mitigation plans for building climate resilient village ecosystem: Challenges and adaptive strategies.- Chapter 10: Managing disasters in mountains: challenges in the era of global warming .- Chapter 11: Ground based and Geospatial measurement of Aerosol and Black Carbon to assess the Warming patterns in a sub urban location in Himachal Pradesh, India.- Chapter 12: Spatio-Temporal Assessment of Climate Change led Ecological Vulnerability through DPSIR in Indian Himalayan Region.- Chapter 13: Exploring alternative livelihood opportunities for mountain people as an adaptive strategy to changing climate: A case of Chyulu Hills, Kenya.- Chapter 14: An area of Dankness: Food security of Food Producers When the Kosi comes down to the plains.- Chapter 15: Enhancing Soil Carbon Stocks in Agricultural and Forest Soils: A Crucial Step towards Climate Change Mitigation and Ecological Security.- Chapter 16: Warming mountains: Gendered implications for livelihood and sustainability .- Chapter 17: Analysis of normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) of Chittagong Hill Tracts from 1991-2021 using remote sensing tools.- Chapter 18: Communal arrangements for sustainably managing soil quality and adapting to climate change: a case study in Peruvian Central Andes .- Chapter 19: Consequences of Climate Change on Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in Indian Himalayan Regions: An Overview.- Chapter 20: Landslide's Recovery and Restoration: A Way to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 15.- Chapter 21: Community managed forests and their effectiveness in SDGs implications in Western Himalayan Region.
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Moutains;Climate change;Global warming;Sustainability;Livelihood;Ecosystem services;Food security;Disaster management;Remote sensing;SDGs;Policy framework
Chapter 1: Emerging threats to mountain ecosystem services under changing climate.- Chapter 2: Ecosystem Functioning in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh: Scopes and Challenges for Indigenous Communities Adaptation to Climate Change.- Chapter 3: Long-term monitoring of Snow Cover Extent and Land Surface Temperature to understand the warming of mountains in a semi-urban location of North Western Himalayas.- Chapter 4: Plant phenological shifts in the Indian Himalayan Region.- Chaper 5: Climate Variability in the Kilum-Ijim Mountain Range of Cameroon: Implications for Rural Livelihoods and Food Security.- Chapter 6: Increasing warming of Cameroon's Afromontane landscape: Realities and implications for livelihoods and sustainability .- Chapter 7: Implications of climate change on Health and Livelihood of people in Hindu Kush Himalayan Region.- Chapter 8: Minimizing carbon footprint through the traditional approach Tar Span in the mountain valleys of Himachal Pradesh .- Chapter 9: Impact of Climate change and mitigation plans for building climate resilient village ecosystem: Challenges and adaptive strategies.- Chapter 10: Managing disasters in mountains: challenges in the era of global warming .- Chapter 11: Ground based and Geospatial measurement of Aerosol and Black Carbon to assess the Warming patterns in a sub urban location in Himachal Pradesh, India.- Chapter 12: Spatio-Temporal Assessment of Climate Change led Ecological Vulnerability through DPSIR in Indian Himalayan Region.- Chapter 13: Exploring alternative livelihood opportunities for mountain people as an adaptive strategy to changing climate: A case of Chyulu Hills, Kenya.- Chapter 14: An area of Dankness: Food security of Food Producers When the Kosi comes down to the plains.- Chapter 15: Enhancing Soil Carbon Stocks in Agricultural and Forest Soils: A Crucial Step towards Climate Change Mitigation and Ecological Security.- Chapter 16: Warming mountains: Gendered implications for livelihood and sustainability .- Chapter 17: Analysis of normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) of Chittagong Hill Tracts from 1991-2021 using remote sensing tools.- Chapter 18: Communal arrangements for sustainably managing soil quality and adapting to climate change: a case study in Peruvian Central Andes .- Chapter 19: Consequences of Climate Change on Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in Indian Himalayan Regions: An Overview.- Chapter 20: Landslide's Recovery and Restoration: A Way to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 15.- Chapter 21: Community managed forests and their effectiveness in SDGs implications in Western Himalayan Region.
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