The demand for energy has been increasing over the years in India, which may be the result
of its rapid economic growth trajectory. In this context, this study examines the direction of …

The major challenges in sustainable and profitable agriculture are develo** high-yielding
crop varieties and reducing crop losses. Presently, there are significant crop losses due to …

The present assess the green house gas (GHG) emission from cultivation over the past 50
years in India. Emission has increased by 161% over 50 years from 14.81 TgCE/year (0.12 …

Energy intensive traditional cereals based monoculture often lead to high greenhouse gas
emissions and degradation of land and environmental quality. Present study aimed at …

Agriculture contributes 18% of India's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Yet, little is known
about the energy requirements of individual crops, making it difficult to link nutrition …

The agriculture sector is already deprived of the potential transformative effects of a
transition as a result of the pursuit of these goals within power and climate silos. A state-level …

With rise in population growth and increasing trend towards urbanization, urban spaces
have become 'hot spots' for intensive resource use including water, energy and food (WEF) …

Soil: Soil is a marvelous gift of nature to mankind. Without the presence of this thin layer on
the top of lithosphere, there would have been no life on the planet Earth. Hinduism …

Energy is a crucial input in determining the agricultural growth of an economy. Thus, this
study aims to investigate the impact of energy consumption (EC) on agricultural productivity …

Thermal power generation based on coal has been identified as the second largest polluting
industry due to the greenhouse gas emissions caused by coal combustion. The pollution …