Q63. Consider the following statements: Most of India’s external debt is owed by governmental entities. All of India’s external debt is denominated
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Q62. With reference to the management of minor minerals in India, consider the following statements: Sand is a ‘minor mineral’ according to the prevailing law
Q61. The Service Area Approach was implemented under the purview of: (a) Integrated Rural Development Program (b) Lead Bank Scheme
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Water Pollution Control Measures – Bioremediation, Riparian buffers for Mitigation of Eutrophication, Sewage Water Treatment for Domestic Use, Bio-Toilets – UPSC Environment Notes
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Water pollution poses a grave threat to ecosystems, human health, and the overall well-being of our planet. To mitigate this pressing issue,
Blue Tide is a captivating phenomenon that evokes both wonder and intrigue among scientists and enthusiasts alike. This natural occurrence
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Eutrophication and Ageing of Lakes, Algal Blooms, Dead Zones – UPSC Environment Notes
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Eutrophication, a phenomenon stemming from excessive nutrient enrichment in aquatic ecosystems, has emerged as a pressing environmental concern worldwide
Ecology & Environment - General Studies
Effects of Water Pollution – Human Health, Environment, Aquatic Ecosystem – UPSC Environment Notes
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Water pollution is an increasingly pressing environmental issue with far-reaching consequences for ecosystems, human health, and the economy.
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Marine Pollution: Oil Spills and Plastic – UPSC Environment Notes
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Marine pollution occurs when substances introduced or discharged by human activities, including industrial, agricultural, and residential waste, particulates, noise, excessive carbon dioxide, or invasive species, enter the water and result …
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Pollution in River Ganga – UPSC Environment Notes
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The River Ganga, revered as a sacred waterway by millions, is now grappling with the insidious effects of pollution, posing a grave threat to both the environment and human health
Ecology & Environment - General Studies
Effects of Water Pollution – Industrial Wastes, Thermal and Radiation Pollution, Mining. Groundwater and Drinking Water Contamination, Sewage Water, Agricultural Sources, Invasive Aquatic Species – UPSC Environment Notes
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Water pollution is an increasingly pressing environmental issue that poses significant threats to ecosystems, human health, and overall biodiversity.
