Environment: a futuristic view. Singh, J. S. Current Science, 113(2):210–217, 2017. 00000Paper abstract bibtex The e arth today is experiencing environmental conditions unprecedented in the history of the planet. Biodiversity is the basis of ecosystem services for human well - being. Reports indicate that the earth has inde ed entered into a phase of mass extinction, and that the ecolog i cal footprint has substantially exceeded the biocapacity of the earth. It is argued that the ecological footprint must be reduced through sustainable development which should keep n ature at it s core. Anthropogenic activities have led to global environmental change which is adversely affecting human well - being. Global warming may result in a temperature rise of 4 – 5 C; the world food production may substa n- tially decline, and the sea level may ris e by up to 195 cm by 2100, inundating vast coastal areas. Almost four billion people are facing water scarcity. Three of the nine Rockstr ö m’s plan e tary boundaries have already been exceeded. However, the encouraging fact is that the nations have agreed to limit global warming to 1.5 C , which gives us hope
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title = {Environment: a futuristic view},
volume = {113},
shorttitle = {Environment},
url = {https://www.researchgate.net/profile/J_S_Singh/publication/318635245_Environment_a_futuristic_view/links/5972dd11aca2728d02483112/Environment-a-futuristic-view.pdf},
abstract = {The
e
arth today is experiencing environmental conditions unprecedented in the history of the
planet. Biodiversity is the
basis
of ecosystem services for human well
-
being. Reports indicate that
the earth has inde
ed entered into a phase of mass extinction, and that the ecolog
i
cal footprint
has
substantially exceeded the
biocapacity
of the earth. It is argued that the ecological footprint must
be reduced through sustainable development which should keep
n
ature at it
s core.
Anthropogenic
activities have led to global environmental change which is adversely affecting human well
-
being.
Global warming may result in
a
temperature rise of 4
–
5
C;
the world food production may substa
n-
tially decline, and the sea level may ris
e by up to 195
cm
by
2100, inundating vast coastal areas.
Almost
four
billion people are facing water scarcity. Three of the
nine
Rockstr
ö
m’s plan
e
tary
boundaries have already been exceeded. However, the encouraging
fact
is that the nations
have
agreed to
limit global warming to 1.5
C
,
which gives us hope},
number = {2},
urldate = {2017-09-12},
journal = {Current Science},
author = {Singh, J. S.},
year = {2017},
note = {00000},
keywords = {collapse, scenarios},
pages = {210--217},
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