ER ANUJ SINHA VIGYAN PRASAR NOIDA.  Types of Green House Gases ◦ Carbon dioxide, water, methane, nitrous oxides, chlorofluorocarbons, etc ◦ Varying Green.

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ER ANUJ SINHA VIGYAN PRASAR NOIDA

 Types of Green House Gases ◦ Carbon dioxide, water, methane, nitrous oxides, chlorofluorocarbons, etc ◦ Varying Green House Gas effect and potentials of various sources ◦ Particulate Matter, Factory Emissions  GENERATION, CONVERSION, ROLES, ACCELERATION,SEQUESTRATION, REDUCTION, ETC

 HOTTEST YEARS IN THE PAST TWO DECADES: some likely causes ◦ Natural causes and their spectrum ◦ Anthropogenic causes and emissions ◦ Global perspectives on observed and potential changes What is the argument? How is development impaired? Can the developed countries be influenced? Can individuals do anything meaningful?

 Assessment and Measurement systems ◦ Global changes, scales, scope and time series relation ◦ Consequences and vulnerability  Tools for understanding climate changes

◦ Solar system ◦ Green House gas phenomena ◦ Ice Core and tree rings studies ◦ Climate change consequences through pictorial imageries

 Short Trigger Films  PC Based Games  Activities for College Students

 SOCIAL FACTORS  RESPONSIBILITY OF SOCIETY  BUSINESS AS USUAL AND OTHER MODELS – INTERACTIVE PC PROGRAMME  ‘ARE YOU READY?’ PERSONAL QUIZ

 Understanding  Adaptation ◦ regardless of causes whether natural or man made  Mitigation ◦ Through technologies and control of emissions  Life Style issues: Consumption Vs Emission ◦ Social responsibilities ◦ Citizen’s roles and responsibilities

 Energy use and emission ranking ◦ Carbon based fuels ◦ Non Carbon sources ◦ Clean fuel concepts ◦ RENEWABLES –  Solar  Wind  Bio fuel  Hydro  Tidal and other sources  Environmental impact of Energy use and energy intense lifestyle ◦ Carbon based energy systems ◦ Alternative and Integrated Energy derived development path

 HOTSPOTS IN INDIA  ADAPTATION BY SPECIES  PROTECTION BY MANGROVES  UNDERSTANDING BY VIDEO GAME- REFORESTATION AND DEFORESTATION  PREDICTIONS

 Nurturing Medicinal Plants in backyards  Planting selected trees along farm boundaries  Limiting alien invasive species  Supporting afforestation – for fuel & fodder  Adopting integrated farming  Recharging and recycling water  EIA for Village Development  Conserving soil  Developing coded and oral traditional knowledge

 Universities and Research Institutions  State Councils of S & T  Professional Academies/ Societies  Science based Voluntary Organizations  UN and multi-lateral agencies

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