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(1) Ozone layer in............. protects us from UV rays.
(2) World Environment Day is celebrated on.........
(3) Total number of biodiversity hotspots in India is..........
(4) Gene bank is the example of........... conservation strategy.
(5)............ is the estimated percentage of forest area that India should really have.
6. Ozone is found in the........... layer of atmosphere.
7. There are currently.............biodiversity hotspots across the world.
8. Photochemical Smog formation occurs mostly during........... season.
9. An international agreement signed in 1987, for phasing out ozone depleting substances is ...........
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10. ................ is an example of invasive species in India.
11. The Great Indian Bustard has been listed
as .......... ............. on the IUCN Red
12. Acis rain is caused by the release of ........... And .......... Into the atmosphere.
13. ...............is the drug that was responsible
for large scale death of vultures in the
Indian subcontinent.
14. .............. .................... is a measure of the
amount of greenhouse gases released by
various activities of an individual or entity.
15. ................. Convention is an international
treaty for the protection of wetlands.
(16) .......... and .............. are two biodiversity hotspots in India.
(17) Conservation in the natural habitat is called
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(18) Ozone layer in .......... . protects us from UV radiations.
(19) ............... is the organization responsible for maintaining Red Data Book.
(20) Brundtland commission published their report called............... In 1987.
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(2) Carbon monoxide is not a greenhouse gas contributing to global warming.
(3) Greenpeace was founded in 1971 to support environmental causes and promote non-violent protest.
(4) Ozone holes are more pronounced at the equator.
(5) Project Tiger was launched on April 1, 1983 by the Government of India.
6. Forest conservation Act came into existence in the year 1960.
7. Crypopreservation is an example of ex-situ conservation.
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9. Asiatic Lion is an example of invasive species in India.
10. The National Green Tribunal (NGT) was set up under the NGT Act in the year 2010.
11. Detritivores are the organisms that· feed
on dead organic matter.
12. Coral reefs are found in freshwater
ecosystems.
13. Kaveri river water conflict is an ongoing
conflict between the states of Karnataka
and Maharashtra.
14. Green dustbins are used to collect wet and
biodegradable waste.
15. The SDG framework has a total of 15
goals.
[Link] Royal Bengal tiger is endemic to India.
17. Kyoto Protocol· is an international treaty
aimed to reduce the emission of gases that
contribute to global warming.
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Uttarakhand.
(19) Wildlife Protection Act came into existence in the ·year 1972.
(20) Ozone layer is situated in the mesosphere
layer of atmosphere.
21) Asiatic lions are endemic to India.
22. Habitat loss is the most significant threat to biodiversity
23. Environmental Protection Act (EPA) was passed in 1996.
(24) Medha Patekar was associated with Tehri Dam movement.
(25) Sacred groves are an example of ex-situ conservation.
D. Differentiate Between:
(1) Biosphere reserves and Biodiversity hotspots
(2) Resettlement and Rehabilitation
(3) In-situ conservation and Ex-situ conservation
4. Kyoto Protocol and Montreal Protocol
5. Invasive species and endemic species
6. Chipko Movement and Silent valley movement
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(8) Noise pollution and thermal pollution
(9) Lithosphere and Hydrosphere
10. National Green Tribunal and National Green Corps
(11) Biosphere Reserve and Biodiversity Hotspot
(12) In-situ conservation and ex-situ conservation
13) in situ and ex situation conservation
14) climate and weather
15) wildlife protection Act and Forest Conservation Act
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E. Define
1. Sustainable Development
2. Invasive Species
3. Ecological footprint
4. Red data book
5. Endemism
6. Kyoto protocol
F. Short notes on :
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2) carbon foot print
3) Acid rain
4) Montreal Protocol
5) Sacred groves
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[Link] and rehabilation of Peope affected by any developmental project.
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[Link] qud Services obtained from Forest ecosystem.
15. Over exploitations of ground water and its impacts.
16. Causes of yamuna River water pollotion.
17. Levels of Biodiversity
18. impact of Global warning on Agriculture Sector.
19. Impacts of ozone layer depletion.
20. Bishnoi's of Rajasthan
21. Rio Earth Summit, 1992
22. NAPCC