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<br/>THEIR CAUSES, IMPACTS AND ASSESSMENT<br/>1 Importance of Environmental Impact Assessment and<br/>Monitoring Studies in Industrial Development 1-9<br/>Baban Ingole<br/>2 Inter-Linking of Rivers-An Evaluation 11-18<br/>M.S. Kodarkar<br/>3 Environmental Protection by Microbial Metal Remediation 19-20<br/>S.R. Dave<br/>4 Behaviour of Groundwater Pollution at Tuppa, Nanded<br/>Maharashtra - A Case Study 21-24 <br/>R.D. Kaplay<br/>5 Environmental Impact Assessment for<br/>Hydro Power Projects 25-33<br/>N.J.Pawar<br/>6 Effect on Water Quality of Godavari River at Paithan<br/>afterMath Sheshti 35-39<br/>Megha Rai, Ayesha Durrani and Mazhar Farooqui<br/>1 Environment and Society - An Oven/iew 41 -44<br/>R.B. Borse, S.N.Patll, M.V. Blade and Anupama Chavan-Patil<br/>8 An Evaluation of Physio-Chemical Analysis of<br/>Surface Water: Jakekur Dam, Omerga 45-48<br/>Khadke, V.V., SuryawanshIA.W., Hulpalle S.D. andNakade S.S.<br/>9 Study of Air Pollution Levels in Nanded City 49-53<br/>Warhekar S.R. and Shivalkar, S.V<br/>Xll<br/>10 Hydrogeochemistry of Groundwater and Stream Water<br/>Ecosystem of Pingalgad Nala in Parbhani District<br/>Maharashtra 55-64<br/>Md. Babar<br/>11 Groundwater Pollution Due to Waste Disposal in<br/>Parbhani City, Maharashtra 65-71<br/>R.B. Muley, Md. Babar and R.K. Joshi<br/>12 Physico-chemical Characteristics of Water Samples from<br/>Reservoirs of Parbhani District Maharashtra 73-78<br/>Kadam, S.U., Md. Babar and Gayakwad, J.M.<br/>13 Characterization and Treatment of Waste Water from Distillery<br/>-A Case Study 79-81<br/>Akuskar S.K., Somwanshi J.L and Khadke, V. V.<br/>14 Use of Amyl Alcohol for Control of Acid Rock Drainage (ARD)<br/>in Mining Environment 83-89<br/>R S. Wakte and S. R. Dave<br/>15 Increase in Levels of Fluoride Increases Total Hardness<br/>and Total Dissolved Solids from Fluoride Prone Area of<br/>Mahad Taluka, District Nanded, Maharashtra 91-97<br/>Naralkar A.R. and Shivnikar, S.\^<br/>16 Environmental Characteristics of Lonar Lake with<br/>Reference to Geological and Microbial Attributes 99-109<br/>Md. Babar and Wakte P. S.<br/>17 Ecology and Fisheries of Manjara Reservoir<br/>Maharashtra 111-120<br/>V.B. Sakhare and R.J. Chavan<br/>18 Environmental Aspects of Deforestation, Agriculture and<br/>Population of Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Uttar Kannada<br/>District, Karnataka 121-135<br/>Shrinivas P. Dandin and Virupakshi<br/>19 Balancing Environment-A Challenge 137-143<br/>SondageM.N. •<br/>20 The Nature of Ecological Problems 145-156<br/>M.G. Deshpande<br/>PART - II: NATURAL DISASTERS<br/>MITIGATION AND MANAGEMENT<br/>21 Natural Disasters in India Mitigation and Management<br/>M.K. Ghose and Chandan Ghose<br/>22 Disaster Management and Mitigation<br/>S.S. Patil and Karkare K.L<br/>23 Application of GIS and Remote Sensing in<br/>Disaster Management<br/>J. Loveson Immanuel<br/>24 Influence of Lineaments on Landslide Prone Area<br/>Around Mahad, Raigad District Maharashtra<br/>Sawant, P.T and Sathe N.J.<br/>25 Disaster Mitigation and Flood Control - A Case Study<br/>Shirke A.J. and Deshpande R.S.<br/>26 Earthquakes as Natural Disaster: An Overview with<br/>Reference to Causes, Effects and Mitigation Measures<br/>Godbole M.S., R.B. MuleyandMd. Babar<br/>27 Impact of Hydrology in the Conservation of<br/>Groundwater Reserve in Parts of Sindkhedraja Tehsil<br/>of Buldhana District<br/>Tejankar, A.V.<br/>28 Tsunami Hazard Assessment Using GIS Techniques<br/>-ACase Study Between Colachel and Arockiapuram Coast<br/>Tamil Nadu<br/>N. Chandrasekar, M. Rajamanickam. J. Loveson Immanuel,<br/>S. Saravanan and G V. Rajamanickam<br/>29 Role of Remote Sensing and Geographical Information<br/>System in Rispana Watershed - A Study of Projected<br/>Water Demand v/s Estimated Water Availability in<br/>Dehradun City<br/>Baby Tabassum<br/>30 A Study of Prioritization for Soil Conservation of Dikrong<br/>River Basin Through Remote Sensing and Geographical<br/>Information System<br/>Baby Tabassum<br/> |
