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How a Country Like India May Turn a Threat Into a Bundle of Emerging Market Opportunities Under the “Go Green Initiative”: Climatic Change May Lead to Resource Scarcity
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Author(s): Vinodini Kanniappan Jayachandran (SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, India)and Alpa Srivastava (SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, India)
Copyright: 2024
Pages: 11
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Impact of Climate Change on Mental Health and Well-Being
Source Author(s)/Editor(s): Debabrata Samanta (Rochester Institute of Technology, Kosovo)and Muskan Garg (Mayo Clinic, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-2177-5.ch002
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Abstract
The changes in the climate may lead to a rise in fatalistic changes in economic growth. If the same pattern of consumption, distribution, eradication, or treatment of waste is continued, the available resources will fall short of meeting the needs of the people in the coming days. Climate change has brought a change in the availability of natural resources. For sustainable development, it is more important to respect and care for all the forms of resources of life. Due to this, there is a potential drop in rainfall in the population in all regional parts of India. Contrarily, sudden rainfall in some dry areas is also witnessed. Finally, this chapter will be more conceptual and will bring about the reasons for climate change, resource availability, government interventions through various schemes, social responsibility, and the importance of going go-green. This chapter will further help all individuals to know the present status of resource availability and the support that they can provide to the economy from poor causes with greater confidence.
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