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FEW NEXUS – POLICY MATTERS ER ANUJ SINHA FOUNDATION FOR GLOCAL SCIENCE INITIATIVES, MUMBAI

REMEMBERING DR ABDUL KALAM My message to young people is to have the courage to think differently, courage to invent, to travel the unexplored path, discover the impossible and to conquer the problems and succeed. These are great qualities that they must work towards.

Nine Boundaries Climate change Biodiversity loss Unstable nitrogen and phosphorous cycles Ozone depletion Ocean acidification Global fresh water usage Change in land usage Chemical pollution and Atmospheric aerosol loading. Johan Rockstrom Nature Sept 2009

CLIMATE EMERGENCY Atmospheric CO2e in ppm Start of Industrial Revolution 280 Current concentration 400 CH4 and NOx in CO2e 80 Desired level 300

FARMERS IN NORTH WILL BURN GRAIN STALK WHERE DOES INDIA STAND? INEQUITABLE DEVELOPMENT OVEREXPLOITING RESOURCES FOOD, ENERGY AND WATER SECURITY FOR POOR CLIMATE CHANGE IS AGGRAVATING THE CRISIS BEYOND RESELIENCE FARMERS IN NORTH WILL BURN GRAIN STALK

CAN NCCSD ANNOUNCE FELLOWSHIPS? OCEANS ARE VALUABLE OCEAN CURRENTS DISSIPATE HEAT ABSORB 25% CO2 EMISSIONS REGULATE WEATHER POTENTIAL FOR ADEQUATE ENERGY WATER & FOOD CAN NCCSD ANNOUNCE FELLOWSHIPS?

MORE EDUCATION, RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT TO CLOSE THE KNOWLEDGE GAP TIPPING POINTS SEA LEVEL POLLUTION ACDIFICATION CARBON SINK MARINE LIFE INTERDEPENDENCE MORE EDUCATION, RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT TO CLOSE THE KNOWLEDGE GAP

ISSUES FOR SOUTH ASIAN REGION FOCUS ON SMALL AND MARGINAL FARMERS IMPROVED FOOD GRAIN STORAGE VALUE ADD AT FARM, RECYCLE KERNEL, SKIN, WATER AND SAVE TRANSPORT COST EMISSION REDUCTION FROM LIVESTOCK REGIONAL COOPERATION IN RESEARCH

LARGER HAND PRINT - SMALLER FOOT PRINT WHAT SHOULD WE DO? TECHNOLOGY- TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY RESEARCH- TO REUSE WASTE DEVELOPEMNTAL ECONOMICS- FOR INCENTIVES AND DISINCENTIVES EDUCATION- FOR CAPACITY BUILDING MASS COMMUNICATION- FOR SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES LARGER HAND PRINT - SMALLER FOOT PRINT

IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE OF SMALL FARMER AND ARTISANS ENERGY AUDIT OF UNIT PROCESSES AND IMPROVE EARNINGS ENSURE HIGHER RETRUN ON PRODUCE INTRODUCE BIODYNAMIC FARMING RETROFIT EFFICIENT PUMPS AND MACHINERY REDUCE INCENTIVES ON ENERGY CONSUMPTION

FOCUS IN COMMERCIAL ENERGY EFFICIENT GENERATION – HYDRO, THERMAL, NUCLEAR AND RENEWABLE SOURCES EFFECTIVE COAL WASHERIES AND ASH DISPOSAL INDUSTRIAL PARKS NEAR ENERGY SOURCE REDUCE TRANSMISSION, DISTRIBUTION & CONSUMPTION LOSSES REDUCE SUBSIDIES ON INEFFICIENCIES

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