Ecology of Urban India.

By:

Singh , Pramod (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Ashish Publishing House; 1987Description: Vol. 2 (221p.)ISBN:

8170240891

Subject(s):

Ecology

DDC classification:

304.2 ECO v.2

Summary: This compendious volume on 'Ecology of urban India deals with the burning problems of the ecological deterioration in Indian' cities. Almost all the articles are based on field research and authors long term practical experience. This volume has 14 articles contributed by 24 scholars along with 24 maps, 30 plates and table. It is hoped that this volume will help the educationalists, planners bureaucrats and technocrats to reorient their thought in implementing the urban plans because the upheaval of peculiar ecological crisis in India has made the problems a correct picture of the cannot be formed.

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This compendious volume on 'Ecology of urban India deals with the burning problems of the ecological deterioration in Indian' cities. Almost all the articles are based on field research and authors long term practical experience. This volume has 14 articles contributed by 24 scholars along with 24 maps, 30 plates and table.
It is hoped that this volume will help the educationalists, planners bureaucrats and technocrats to reorient their thought in implementing the urban plans because the upheaval of peculiar ecological crisis in India has made the problems a correct picture of the cannot be formed.

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