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Public participation in mitigating climate change

Public participation in mitigating climate change
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Can only Government mitigate the menace of climate change or is public participation the way ahead?

Can only Government mitigate the menace of climate change or is public participation the way ahead?

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kishore D
kishore D 11 years 7 months ago
SIMPLE STEPS CAN CHANGE THE PHASE OF ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION IN OUR COUNTRY 1.ENCOURAGE PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN CITY'S THROUGH BUSES NOT DIESEL BUSES BATTERY OPERATED BUSES WITH GOOD MAINTENANCE 2.ENCOURAGE CYCLE TRANSPORT BY PROVIDING SEPARATE TRACKS IN ROAD
gaurav khandelwal
gaurav khandelwal 11 years 7 months ago
To make green India we water round the year so why not make series of small dam on rivers in India . around dams there trees Will keep farmer s busy and environment clean
Aviral Srivastava
Aviral Srivastava 11 years 7 months ago
Crackers should not be brought in markets for selling. It should be banned. Use of public transport should be promoted to decrease carbon emissions. In many areas proper bus service is not there in Delhi only, so it should be increases. HOLI is coming so organic colours should be promoted, as chemical colours pollute soil as well as water and many people suffer from skin disease which will come down with use of organic colours.
Kavitha K
Kavitha K 11 years 7 months ago
1. Ban the usage of crackers at all places; it can be centralized like US. 2.Stop MPs, MLAs, ministers from using flights.They have opportunity to meet common people in trains so they can do their duty better if they go in trains. 3.Please cut off LTA, LTC for air travels made for locations having train-travel-duration of 10hrs.4.Encourage people to use cycles;publish ADs in all medias.5.Encourage people to switch off all electrical items when not needed.6.Ban smoking or increase tax 10-fold.
swaroop saxena
swaroop saxena 11 years 7 months ago
Govt of India has interoduced a very useful scheme to keep our records in digital locker, which may be proved quite useful and rather great help to everyone, but sorry to say to get himself registered by linking with user' aadhar card, as it never workas,. I made no. Of efforts but failed
ABHISHEK PARDESHI
ABHISHEK PARDESHI 11 years 7 months ago
Environment conservation is one of the moral responsibility of citizens.Judicious use of natural resources and fossil fuels like petroleum products,use of low carbon emitting vehicles etc can significantly contribute in combating with global warming and climate change.Incentivising public to use solar devices can significantly help in dealing with climate change.
varun Gupta
varun Gupta 11 years 7 months ago
Dear Modi Sir, Please tell me that your kind party and every political party just thinks about the development of the SC ST. And till yet after si many years of independence any of the parties could not do so. Pleaae tell me you care for them and the students who are scholars make there place, woman is secured through govt policy, handicapped is given 3% Reservation. Now where people like we go who score from 50 To 60 Percent in exams. Do you plan to do us or you will also take the benefit of us
ABHISHEK PARDESHI
ABHISHEK PARDESHI 11 years 7 months ago
COOPERATION OF GOVT AND ACTIVE PUBLIC PARTICIPATION CAN YIELD UNPRECEDENTED OUTCOMES IN ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION.AFFORESTATION,USE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT,USE OF ENERGY EFFICIENT DEVICES LIKE LED LAMPS,FOCUS ON RENEWABLE ENERGY LIKE SOLAR,WIND CAN ENSURE GREENER GROWTH.INSTALLATION OF SOLAR PANELS ABOVE BUILDING,USE OF SOLAR WATER HEATERS,ENERGY EFFICIENT GADGETS ETC. SUCH INITIATIVES BY PUBLIC WILL NOT ONLY CONSERVE ENVIRONMENT AND HELP IN COMBATING WITH CLIMATE CHANGE BUT WILL ALSO CONTRIBUTE
Anujan Varma
Anujan Varma 11 years 7 months ago
In the campus selection for Engineers, lady chemical engineers are not at all considered just on a gender basis, quoting Indian Factories act 1948. I have 2 suggestions : 1. Speed up the proposed amendment to the above act permitting ladies to work round the clock, in this year when we showcased ‘sthree sakthi’ 2. As a special case, ask all PSU cos to induct girls in this year itself, even before the above amendment is passed – even this may call for reviewing the current selection list.