India and China are two similar developing countries with huge populations, rapid economic growth and limited natural …% from 1963–2009, for India and China, respectively. Furthermore, our studies reveal that population growth dominates most of … the increase in total LRF for India; whereas diet pattern change induced by income growth drives the major increase in LRF …

This article examines and compares efforts to reduce energy subsidies in China, India and Russia. Despite …

the case of India, where the agency of small cities in regard to environmental governance seems to remain limited despite …

, Central India, where most of the local population depends on it for agricultural activities. An increasing demand for …

rapidly developing southern city of Bangalore, India. Vegetation played a major role in supporting nutrition by its role in …

For centuries, the Ganges River in India has been the locus of sacred rites for the Hindus. The religious significance … inseparable part of their daily lives. Today, the increasingly urbanized Ganges basin sustains more than 40 percent of India … alarming levels of pollution in the river. In 1985, the federal government of India launched the Ganga Action Plan (GAP) with …