Titlebook: Disaster Risk and Management Under Climate Change; Anil Kumar Gupta,Akhilesh Gupta,Pritha Acharya Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Impact of Climate Change on Forest Fires in India and Climate Adaptive Management Strategiesseason. The extent of fire and the amount of loss are increasing day by day. India is also not an exception of this situation. Though the reasons of Indian forest fires are mostly attributed to the anthropogenic causes, globally researches have shown that along with anthropogenic activities accelera

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Managing Disaster Waste in the Aftermath of Emergencies: Addressing Future Climate Risk-Integrating , in turn, results in a severe environmental and economic burden on living conditions as well as management of additional waste created by disasters. Disaster Waste Management has been identified as a critical issue while responding to disasters. It burdens existing waste management systems and seve

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Climate Resilient Healthcare System in Indiaade disasters are complex and varying. With the diverse agro-climatic systems, India faces a variety of climate risks such as temperature extremes, precipitation extremes, cyclones, dust and hailstorms, frost, and a variety of secondary disasters such as forest fires, landslides, pest attacks, disea

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Understanding Water-Energy-Food Nexus in Urban Ecosystem for Resilience to Climate Risksrgy and Food (WEF) resources of India. WEF nexus has been gaining global momentum today and developing synergies between them for optimization of resource use is the demand of the hour. This paper is an attempt to analyze the importance of nexus approach for India and develop an interrelationship be

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Water Governance Transitions Pathway: Adaptive Water Governanceource and through which its negative impacts are strongly felt is ‘water’ (in the form of water insecurity). In developing countries, climate change, rapid urbanization, unplanned development, deforestation, increasing pollution and other factors resulted in increased uncertainties in managing water

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NbS Interventions as Tool for Urban Climate Resilience: A Case Study of Peri-Urban Ecosystem in Noide may undermine all of this by worsening resource scarcity and putting vulnerable communities at risk. Cities must cope with poor air quality, heat island effects, increased flood risk and the frequency/severity of extreme events. Adaptation and mitigation to climate change, as well as sustainable d

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