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N. Roy et al.
NRM, socio-ecological development of the societies in various agro-climatic regions
in India. We are thankful to AUS faculty and staff for their wholehearted support and
cooperation in organizing the scientific events at Silchar. We would like to extend
our thanks and appreciations to Mr. Chandra Sekaran Arjunan (Project Coordinator,
Book Production, Springer) and Production Editor, Scientific Publishing Services
for the kind help, support and assistance during the entire publication process and
also to copy editor (Production team) and series editors Ulrich Förstner, Wim H.
Rulkens, Wim Salomons for their careful reading of the book manuscript. We extend
our sincere thanks to Ms Femina Joshi A. T., Project Manager at Scientific Publishing Services Chennai—India for the cooperation and efficient support during the
production of this volume.
Last but not least we are thankful to Dr. Avijit Debnath, Department of Economics, Assam University, Silchar, and Mr. Y. D. Imran Khan, Centre for Ecological Economics and Natural Resources of Institute for Social and Economic Change
(CEENR, ISEC) Bengaluru apart from many others for their support and cooperation
in organizing the events successfully.
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World Resources Institute
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research at the grassroots level. In: Nautiyal S, Rao KS, Kaechele H, Raju KV, Schaldach R
(eds) Knowledge systems of societies for adaptation and mitigation of impacts of climate change,
environmental science and engineering. Springer, Heidelberg, pp 575–600
Akilan A, Balaji S, Azeez AKK, Satyanarayanan M (2017) Source and causes of 2015 great pluvial
flood of Chennai, Tamil Nadu and its surroundings. J Geol Soc India 90(5):602–608
Awasthi A (2018) Why India needs to worry about climate change. News report: BBC News October
25, 2018
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hotspots. Envis Centre on Floral Diversity. Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change,
Government of India
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context with the global climate change: an ecological projection. IOP Conf Ser Earth Environ
Sci 6:072016
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Economic Times (2019) Global warming shrank Indian economy by 31 per cent: Stanford study.
Newspaper report: Economic Times, April 23, 2019, New Delhi, India
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Climate Change, Government of India
N. Roy et al.
NRM, socio-ecological development of the societies in various agro-climatic regions
in India. We are thankful to AUS faculty and staff for their wholehearted support and
cooperation in organizing the scientific events at Silchar. We would like to extend
our thanks and appreciations to Mr. Chandra Sekaran Arjunan (Project Coordinator,
Book Production, Springer) and Production Editor, Scientific Publishing Services
for the kind help, support and assistance during the entire publication process and
also to copy editor (Production team) and series editors Ulrich Förstner, Wim H.
Rulkens, Wim Salomons for their careful reading of the book manuscript. We extend
our sincere thanks to Ms Femina Joshi A. T., Project Manager at Scientific Publishing Services Chennai—India for the cooperation and efficient support during the
production of this volume.
Last but not least we are thankful to Dr. Avijit Debnath, Department of Economics, Assam University, Silchar, and Mr. Y. D. Imran Khan, Centre for Ecological Economics and Natural Resources of Institute for Social and Economic Change
(CEENR, ISEC) Bengaluru apart from many others for their support and cooperation
in organizing the events successfully.
References
Agarwal A, Yelluru M, Chakrabarty S (2019) Four ways to advance subnational climate action.
World Resources Institute
Agarwal SK (2013) Emerging technological intervention models with scalable solutions for adaptation to climate change and livelihood gains in Indian Himalayan region: case studies on action
research at the grassroots level. In: Nautiyal S, Rao KS, Kaechele H, Raju KV, Schaldach R
(eds) Knowledge systems of societies for adaptation and mitigation of impacts of climate change,
environmental science and engineering. Springer, Heidelberg, pp 575–600
Akilan A, Balaji S, Azeez AKK, Satyanarayanan M (2017) Source and causes of 2015 great pluvial
flood of Chennai, Tamil Nadu and its surroundings. J Geol Soc India 90(5):602–608
Awasthi A (2018) Why India needs to worry about climate change. News report: BBC News October
25, 2018
BSI (Botanical Survey of India) (2016) Global biodiversity hotspots with special emphasis on Indian
hotspots. Envis Centre on Floral Diversity. Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change,
Government of India
Bujarbarua P, Baruah S (2009) Vulnerability of fragile forest ecosystem of North East India in
context with the global climate change: an ecological projection. IOP Conf Ser Earth Environ
Sci 6:072016
Das PJ (2009) Water and climate induced vulnerability in northeast India: concerns for environmental security and sustainability. WATCH Research Report 1. AARANYAK, Guwahati
Economic Times (2019) Global warming shrank Indian economy by 31 per cent: Stanford study.
Newspaper report: Economic Times, April 23, 2019, New Delhi, India
Emanuel K (2005) Increasing destructiveness of tropical cyclones over the past 30 years. Nature
436:686–688
FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) (2010) Global Forest Resources
Assessment 2010 (URL). http://www.fao.org/forestry/fra/fra2010/en/
Feulner G (2015) Global challenges: climate change. Glob Challenges 1(1):5–6
FSI (Forest Survey of India) (2011) State of the Forest Report. Ministry of Environment, Forest &
Climate Change, Government of India