Environmental Economics : Various Dimensions

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Economic sufficiency is inevitable to survive in such a changed new international economic order. But it must not be welcomed, if it hurts social harmony and environmental qualities. This is what the national seminar, organized by the department of economics, T.D. College, Jaunpur in association with U.G.C., New Delhi on "Environmental Economics in New International Economic Order" on Nov. 1-2, 2008, concluded. This book is being published to popularize the same and to make the general masses aware of the issues related to environmental economics. Research papers included in this book throw light and explain meticulously the issues related to environmental studies like-sustainability, inclusiveness, bio-diversity, energy, water and forest conservation, global warming, bio-fuel, greenhouse effect, disaster management and waste management. According to the new curriculum of UGC this subject matter has been included in the university syllabus at graduate or post-graduate level. That's why this book has become more relivant today To make this book more useful and student-friendly all possible efforts have been made. I hope that students, researchers, teachers and general readers who have interest in the said issues will find the book very useful. Contents includ : Environment, Economy and Society; Yes! Planet Can Be Saved; The Blame Game in Environmental Issues; Impact of Western Model and Energy Resources on Global Warming; Environmental Economics in New International Economic Order; Environmental Problems and Management; Situational Analysis of Environment and Country's Economy; Challenges in Sustainable Growth; Modern Strategy of Environmental Economics; Environmental Sustainability Index (ESI) and It's Need in the Developing Economies; Role of Good Governance in Environmental Sustainability; Globalization and Environmental Sustainability; How Trade is Linked with Environment with Special Reference to Developing Countries; Women in Water Management; Linkages Between Population and Environment; Global Going with No Pollution; Environmental Problems in Developing Countries; Environmental Problems and its Valuation; Impact of Bio-Energy on the Production of Food and the Environment; Over-exploitation of Natural Resources May Leads to Market Failure in Indian Situation; Theoretical Foundations of Environmental Economics; An Integrated Approach to Environmental and Economic Accounting; Solid Waste and its Managements; Green House Effect and Global Warming; Food Insecurity (Global Crisis) Sustaining Subsistence; Protection of Environment Under International Economic Order; Environmental Protection through Legal Instruments; Appendix.