Advances in ecosystem services valuation studies in India: Learnings from a systematic review

B Chopra, YSC Khuman, S Dhyani - Anthropocene Science, 2022 - Springer
Ecosystem services (ES) concept has gained global momentum as they hold immense
importance for human well-being. On the other hand, direct and indirect drivers of …

Evaluation of composite briquettes from dry leaves in energy applications for agrarian communities in India

AK TT, N Mech, ST Ramesh, R Gandhimathi - Journal of Cleaner …, 2022 - Elsevier
The current study was carried out to explore the characteristics of biomass briquettes
produced with different proportion of dry leaves, sawdust, and rice husk with starch as …

Localized impact of livestock settlements on vegetation patterns in fir forests of Kashmir Himalaya

SM Haq, U Yaqoob, S Hamid, M Hassan, F Bashir… - Acta Ecologica …, 2022 - Elsevier
Among the many global drivers of ecosystem degradation, the long-term impact of livestock
settlements on vegetation patterns and composition, and is one of the greatest hurdles to …

[HTML][HTML] The water footprint of food and cooking fuel: A case study of self-sufficient rural India

K Das, PW Gerbens-Leenes, S Nonhebel - Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021 - Elsevier
Water is a basic resource for food and fuelwood production. In general, people in rural areas
of India consume carbohydrate rich staples with small amounts of animal foods. They mostly …

Towards sustainable tourism energy practices: evaluating fuelwood consumption in the North-West Himalayas

MS Wani, MS Bhat, A Alam, S Ahsan, SA Mir - Environment, Development …, 2024 - Springer
The utilization of fuelwood is a crucial energy source in the Himalayan region; however, it
poses a significant challenge to environmental sustainability due to the gradual …

Physiological stress responses of tigers due to anthropogenic disturbance especially tourism in two central Indian tiger reserves

A Tyagi, V Kumar, S Kittur, M Reddy… - Conservation …, 2019 - academic.oup.com
Tigers continue to face unprecedented threats to their existence due to poaching, habitat
loss, habitat fragmentation and anthropogenic disturbances. The present study examines …

To resettle or not?: Socioeconomic characteristics, livelihoods, and perceptions toward resolving human-tiger conflict in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, India

T Ramesh, R Kalle, K Sankar, Q Qureshi, AJ Giordano… - Land Use Policy, 2019 - Elsevier
As pressure from a growing human population increases around the world, greater levels of
conflict between people and wildlife over shrinking available land may be inevitable. The …

Bioresource, energy and forest sustainability: A case study from Indian Himalayan region

S Dasgupta, R Badola, SZ Ali, P Tariyal - Journal of Cleaner Production, 2022 - Elsevier
Biomass and bioenergy are important for energy security in the rural areas of the developing
countries. The sustainability of using biomass for energy security and reducing carbon …

Water-energy-food accessibility and tracking progress towards achieving sustainable development goals in the Savannah region of Katsina State, Nigeria

Y Sani, M Scholz - Water, 2021 - mdpi.com
Although remarkable progress has been achieved in reducing hunger and poverty and
improving people's health in the past couple of decades, humanity still faces considerable …

Spatial and temporal patterns of fuelwood consumption and its associated CO2 emissions in Muzaffarabad division, a western Himalayan region

RWA Khan, N Nazir, A Mehmood, S Qayyum… - Energy, Sustainability …, 2024 - Springer
Abstract Background In the Himalayan region, fuelwood serves as a critical energy source
for rural communities. Being vital for meeting energy needs, fuelwood combustion is a …