Shrinivasa.M.
Missouri: Extreme weather events are now a reality. To alleviate the impact of ecological threats, the State Biodiversity Board has proposed a budget green touch to Prime Minister Basavaraja Bombay Girl for the 2022-23 fiscal year.
A panel of experts, led by Board Chair Anant Hegde Ashisara, made recommendations to CM 22 in this regard. Experts point out that the plans and sub-plans to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are being developed at the departmental level to address ecological problems.
The main recommendations include controlling landslides, conserving forests, cultivating cow dung, Devara Kadu, fruit trees and local trees in solitary confinement. Strengthen biodiversity committees and protect biodiversity in Rural Development and Panchayat X-ray.
At the village level, forest committees are being strengthened, medicinal plants are being protected, green walls are being built to prevent erosion, and so on. Biogas production units are provided by the Urban Development Department.
Experts suggest that the government should encourage beekeeping, sambar plantation and more by involving the horticulture sector. In addition to the implementation of tree-based farming, the Department of Agriculture has also banned the use of harmful pesticides for lighting and solar power units for 5,000 households.
He also asked CMM to hold a meeting with experts to implement the green ideas in the budget.
Expert team TV Ramacandra and other scientists from IISc, Bengaluru, Dr Vamana Acharya, former Chairman of the Pollution Control Board, Keshava H. Corsie, Conservation Biologist, etc.
“In the second week of December, we submitted a proposal to the CMA.
According to Copa activist Sahadev in Chicago, the challenge is to implement the resolution. “The motivation is good. But whether the government will take the recommendations seriously or not. Ashisara’s report on landslides in the West Gats has not yet been implemented. “I do not think the government will take anything seriously.”
Missouri: Extreme weather events are now a reality. To alleviate the impact of ecological threats, the State Biodiversity Board has proposed a budget green touch to Prime Minister Basavaraja Bombay Girl for the 2022-23 fiscal year.
A panel of experts, led by Board Chair Anant Hegde Ashisara, made recommendations to CM 22 in this regard. Experts point out that the plans and sub-plans to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are being developed at the departmental level to address ecological problems.
The main recommendations include controlling landslides, conserving forests, cultivating cow dung, Devara Kadu, fruit trees and local trees in solitary confinement. Strengthen biodiversity committees and protect biodiversity in Rural Development and Panchayat X-ray.
At the village level, forest committees are being strengthened, medicinal plants are being protected, green walls are being built to prevent erosion, and so on. Biogas production units are provided by the Urban Development Department.
Experts suggest that the government should encourage beekeeping, sambar plantation and more by involving the horticulture sector. In addition to the implementation of tree-based farming, the Department of Agriculture has also banned the use of harmful pesticides for lighting and solar power units for 5,000 households.
He also asked CMM to hold a meeting with experts to implement the green ideas in the budget.
Expert team TV Ramacandra and other scientists from IISc, Bengaluru, Dr Vamana Acharya, former Chairman of the Pollution Control Board, Keshava H. Corsie, Conservation Biologist, etc.
“In the second week of December, we submitted a proposal to the CMA.
According to Copa activist Sahadev in Chicago, the challenge is to implement the resolution. “The motivation is good. But whether the government will take the recommendations seriously or not. Ashisara’s report on landslides in the West Gats has not yet been implemented. “I do not think the government will take anything seriously.”
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