GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

Discuss how far Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) has been useful for our environment as well as society?

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

Without a focus on habitat conservation, success of project Tiger may lead to human-animal conflict. Discuss.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

Resource efficiency is the key to a Green Economy. Elaborate.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 10 marks

Why is the Biosphere important for living organisms?

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

Explain the significance of the Eastern Ghats for India. Suggest steps that can be taken to conserve the biodiversity of the region.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

Indigenous people are one of the most vulnerable sections facing climate change, however, they can act as change agents, towards mitigating and adapting to climate change. Discuss.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

The present-day food system is one of the main drivers of deforestation and biodiversity loss. Examine.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

Explain the significance of climate diplomacy for India.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

What do you understand by agrobiodiversity? Examine its significance in light of climate change, sustainable agriculture and poverty.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 10 marks

Is carbon tax regressive in nature? Give reasons to justify your answer.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

What are wetlands and their functions? Discuss the threats being faced by them.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

Discuss reasons and impact of ozone pollution on environment and health.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

What are the reasons and costs of rising air pollution in Delhi? Enumerate the measures taken by government in this direction and their efficacy.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 10 marks

Examine the reasons for rising incidents of forest fires in India and steps that can be taken to contain them.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

Examine the causes behind India’s problem of e-waste and reasons due to which rules have been ineffective.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

How does organic farming help in carbon sequestration? Examine the steps taken by Government to promote organic farming in India.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 10 marks

Discuss the impact of Global warming on the Himalayan ecology.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 10 marks

What is ‘carbon mineralisation ’ and how does it help in the fight against climate change? Which are other significant carbon capture and storage methods?

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

Discuss the challenges associated with pollution due to the thermal power plants in India. Suggest some measures to tackle these challenges.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 10 marks

Discuss the advantages of river linking projects and its possible impact on the environment.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 10 marks

Environment Impact Assessment treads the path of development with sustainability. Examine. (150 words).

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

Examine the reasons for rising incidents of human-wildlife conflict. Suggest some possible measures to tackle this problem of modern age.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

‘Common but Differentiated responsibility’ is the sustainable way forward to tackle climate change. Examine.

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 10 marks

What are the steps that need to be taken to promote sustainable agriculture and food security in the wake of climate change?

GS3 · Bio-diversity & Environment · 15 marks

. More than a year after the e-waste management rules were notified, there is little evidence that it is being implemented. Examine the causes behind India's problem of e-waste and the reasons due to which rules have been ineffective.