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(i) amendment support and mitigation

(ii) International cooperation through COP under UNFCCC with nationally determined contributions (NDCs) under Paris Agreement to tackle global warming

(iii) Effective mitigation strategies along disaster management front (NDRF, SDRF).

(iv) Rehabilitation and adaptation through integrated development planned housing and climate change consistent behavioral planning

melting glaciers are like a ticking time bomb which can explode and cause great human and environmental misery. All efforts must help locktrack this development.

White Revolution was the milk and cooperative resolution of India that dramatically increased not just milk production but also farmers supplementing income.

Pig successful in Western India:

(a) If were initiated a small village of Gujrat (Kaira) so the momentum was greatest in the negative.

(b) Government support through equal focus & ease by bulk water to the coming

(c) Greater worthiness cooperate amongst farmers.

(d) Fewer land rivalries due to effective implementation of land reforms in Gujrat in early 1950s and 1960s.

(iv) hewer caste-based digitality due to effect efforts during National Independence movement

eg. Baidali Satyagraha, Jali Ponna caste resistance

(vi) Other regions in India lacked = merit/capitalist mindset

= underdeveloped economic class distinctions (too goods)

= government support (infrastructure)

= extreme dependence on agriculture (crop production)

White Revolution was a start example of the benefits of cooperation in agricultural sector.

(4.7) India looks to be carbon neutral by 2040 as per its formal audit showing away from coal-based power to renewable energy can impact human development in states due to:

[DIAGRAM PRESENT: Map showing Indian states with arrows indicating shift from coal to renewables with various state labels including North Eastern states, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Gangdanvant]

Disadvantage F): Shift from coal to renewables:

(i) Employment loss: coal mine workers and downstream industries like transport, storage, coal pump plants will be laid off.

(ii) Social impact: saying 7% of workers will improve on their ability to afford education and healthcare.

(iii) Lack of skill will reduce their economic mobility- many lead to migration and internal displacement.

(ii) Local employer: saying 7% of workers will improve on their ability to afford education and healthcare.

(iii) Lack of skill will reduce their economic mobility- many lead to migration and internal displacement

Benefit:

(i) Adequate government support like unemployment benefits, upskilling of workers, social security, there workers can get sustainable alternative.

(ii) Retiring in mechanical job under renewable energy plant.

(iii) Reduced pollution, coal mine deaths, environmental waste (coal sludge) etc.

Overall, shifting to renewables is essential but human impact must be balanced with this shift.