In
our
solar
system,
the
Earth
is
only
planet
where
life
exists.
Unfortunately,
quality
of
environment
deteriorating
day
by
day.
It
human
activities
which
are
basically
responsible
for
this
deterioration.
The
term
"environmental
degradation"
refers
to
deterioration
in
physical
component
brought
into
biological
processes
mainly
such
an
extent
that
it
cannot
be
set
right
self-regulatory
mechanism
or
homeostatic
environment.
Nature
generous
and
tolerant,
but
when
limits
overstepped,
retaliates
many
times
more
destructive
than
initial
assault
upon
it.
Environmental
degradation
consists
extreme
events
hazards
various
types
pollutions
like
air
pollution,
water
soil
noise
nuclear
pollution.
main
causes
theses
activities.
These
affecting
arena
especially
health,
example,
diseases
spread
drinking
water,
polluted
air,
noisy
pressure
horns,
radiation,
etc.
its
impact
on
health
now
a
major
problem.
has
dimensions.
problems
can
solved
understanding
environment,
environmental
degradation,
process.
Therefore,
education
becoming
important.
For
this,
"education
about
environment"
through
will
essential.
measurement
pollution
another
aspect,
not
easy.
So,
also
important
develop
simple
measuring
techniques
measure
at
root
level
with
education.
very
beneficial
choose
appropriate
"remedies
healthcare"
particular
area.
Earth,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
4(3), С. 503 - 521
Опубликована: Июль 10, 2023
Amid
global
concerns
regarding
climate
change
and
urbanization,
understanding
the
interplay
between
land
use/land
cover
(LULC)
changes,
urban
heat
island
(UHI)
effect,
surface
temperatures
(LST)
is
paramount.
This
study
provides
an
in-depth
exploration
of
these
relationships
in
context
Kamrup
Metropolitan
District,
Northeast
India,
over
a
period
22
years
(2000–2022)
forecasts
potential
implications
up
to
2032.
Employing
high-accuracy
supervised
machine
learning
algorithm
for
LULC
analysis,
significant
transformations
are
revealed,
including
considerable
growth
built-up
areas
corresponding
decline
cultivated
land.
Concurrently,
progressive
rise
LST
observed,
underlining
escalating
UHI
effect.
association
further
substantiated
through
correlation
studies
involving
normalized
difference
index
(NDBI)
vegetation
(NDVI).
The
leverages
cellular
automata–artificial
neural
network
(CA-ANN)
model
project
scenario
2032,
indicating
predicted
intensification
LST,
especially
regions
undergoing
rapid
expansion.
findings
underscore
environmental
unchecked
growth,
such
as
rising
effects.
Consequently,
this
research
stresses
critical
need
sustainable
management
planning
strategies,
well
proactive
measures
mitigate
adverse
changes.
results
serve
vital
resource
policymakers,
planners,
scientists
working
towards
harmonizing
with
sustainability
face
change.
Climate,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(9), С. 187 - 187
Опубликована: Сен. 8, 2023
The
Severe
Acute
Respiratory
Syndrome
Coronavirus
Disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic
has
presented
unprecedented
challenges
to
global
health
and
economic
stability.
Intriguingly,
the
necessary
lockdown
measures,
while
disruptive
human
society,
inadvertently
led
environmental
rejuvenation,
particularly
noticeable
in
decreased
air
pollution
improved
vegetation
health.
This
study
investigates
lockdown’s
impact
on
Jharkhand,
India,
employing
Google
Earth
Engine
for
cloud-based
data
analysis.
MODIS-NDVI
were
analyzed
using
spatio-temporal
NDVI
analyses
time-series
models.
These
revealed
a
notable
increase
maximum
greenery
of
19%
from
April
2020,
with
subsequent
increases
13%
3%
observed
March
May
same
year,
respectively.
A
longer-term
analysis
2000
2020
displayed
an
overall
16.7%
rise
greenness.
While
value
remained
relatively
constant,
it
demonstrated
slight
increment
during
dry
season.
Landsat
Mann–Kendall
trend
test
reinforced
these
findings,
displaying
significant
shift
negative
(1984–2019)
positive
17.7%
(1984–2021)
Jharkhand’s
north-west
region.
precipitation
(using
NASA
power
Merra2
data)
correlation
also
studied
pre-
periods.
Maximum
(350–400
mm)
was
June,
July
typically
experienced
around
300
mm
precipitation,
covering
nearly
85%
Jharkhand.
Interestingly,
August
saw
up
550
primarily
southern
region,
compared
400
month
2019.
Peak
changes
this
period
ranged
between
0.6–0.76
0.76–1,
throughout
state.
Although
decrease
health,
benefits
began
diminish
post-lockdown.
observation
underscores
need
immediate
attention
intervention
scientists
researchers.
Understanding
lockdown-induced
their
can
facilitate
development
proactive
management
strategies,
paving
way
towards
sustainable
resilient
future.
Geocarto International,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
40(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 10, 2025
Lamington
National
Park
in
Queensland,
Australia,
is
increasingly
threatened
by
wildfires,
intensified
climate
change.
This
study
integrates
remote
sensing,
GIS,
and
the
Analytical
Hierarchy
Process
(AHP)
to
identify
fire-prone
areas
within
park.
Eight
parameters
were
analyzed,
with
major
fuel
type
being
most
significant.
Multispectral
satellite
data
provided
essential
insights
into
landscape
changes
vegetation
stress,
enhancing
understanding
of
wildfire
risks.
Historical
records,
field
observations,
sensing
utilized
develop
validate
a
Forest
Fire
Risk
Index
map,
highlighting
heightened
fire
susceptibility
northern
eastern
regions
due
subtropical
humid
conditions.
The
findings
emphasise
importance
advanced
spatial
analysis
for
proactive
management.
Combining
GIS
multicriteria
decision-making
equips
conservationists
policymakers
critical
tools
strengthen
response
strategies,
safeguard
vital
ecosystems,
protect
surrounding
communities.
approach
valuable
managing
similar
landscapes
globally.
Toxics,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(2), С. 165 - 165
Опубликована: Фев. 9, 2023
During
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
governments
in
many
countries
worldwide,
including
India,
imposed
several
restriction
measures,
lockdowns,
to
prevent
spread
of
infection.
lockdowns
led
a
reduction
gaseous
and
particulate
pollutants
ambient
air.
In
present
study,
we
investigated
substantial
changes
selected
volatile
organic
compounds
(VOCs)
after
outbreak
coronavirus
pandemic
associations
with
health
risk
assessments
industrial
areas.
VOC
data
from
1
January
2019
31
December
2021
were
collected
Central
Pollution
Control
Board
(CPCB)
website,
identify
percentage
levels
before,
during,
COVID-19.
The
mean
TVOC
at
all
monitoring
stations
47.22
±
30.15,
37.19
37.19,
32.81
µg/m3
for
2019,
2020,
2021,
respectively.
As
result,
gradually
declined
consecutive
years
due
India.
9
61%
during
period
as
compared
pre-pandemic
period.
current
T/B
ratio
values
ranged
2.16
(PG)
26.38
(NL),
which
indicated
that
major
pollutant
contributors
traffic
non-traffic
sources
findings
had
positive
but
low
correlations
SR,
BP,
RF,
WD,
correlation
coefficients
(r)
0.034,
0.118,
0.012,
0.007,
respectively,
whereas
negative
observed
AT
WS,
−0.168
−0.150,
lifetime
cancer
(LCR)
value
benzene
was
reported
be
higher
children,
followed
by
females
males,
pre-pandemic,
post-pandemic
periods.
A
nationwide
scale-up
this
study’s
might
useful
formulating
future
air
pollution
policies
associated
factors.
Furthermore,
study
provides
baseline
studies
on
impacts
anthropogenic
activities
quality
region.
Journal of Geography and Cartography,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7(1), С. 4265 - 4265
Опубликована: Май 13, 2024
Integrated
Resource
Management
plays
a
crucial
role
in
sustainable
development
by
ensuring
efficient
allocation
and
utilization
of
natural
resources.
Remote
Sensing
(RS)
Geographic
Information
System
(GIS)
have
emerged
as
powerful
tools
for
collecting,
analyzing,
managing
spatial
data,
enabling
comprehensive
integrated
decision-making
processes.
This
review
article
uniquely
focuses
on
(IRM)
its
development.
It
specifically
examines
the
application
RS
GIS
IRM
across
various
resource
management
domains.
The
stands
out
coverage
benefits,
challenges,
future
directions
this
approach.