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Coastal sand mining, whether legal or illegal, poses one of the biggest threats to our environment. Analyze the impact of sand mining along the Indians coasts, citing specific examples. (UPSC 2019 ). (Answer in 150 words  10 Marker)

E-waste in India is a growing threat to health and environment. What are the challenges in its management and how can stakeholders address them? (Answer in 250 words  15 Marker)

GSIII- Environment – Pollution, EIA, Conservation   Q1. Wetlands, often called the ‘kidneys of the Earth,’ are vital for ecological balance. Discuss the ecosystem services they provide and examine the reasons behind their rapid decline in India. (Answer in 150 words  10 Marker)   Q2. Since communities are the first line of defence during disasters, their preparedness

Wetlands, often called the ‘kidneys of the Earth,’ are vital for ecological balance. Discuss the ecosystem services they provide and examine the reasons behind their rapid decline in India. (Answer in 150 words  10 Marker)

Since communities are the first line of defence during disasters, their preparedness and training become the cornerstone of effective disaster management. Discuss. (Answer in 150 words  10 Marker)

Despite being a recurrent hazard in the Himalayan and Western Ghats regions, landslides in India remain poorly managed. What are the key causes behind their occurrence, and what steps can be taken for their effective mitigation and management? (Answer in 250 words  15 Marker)

GSIII- Environment – Pollution, EIA, Conservation   Q1. In times of disaster, media acts as both informer and influencer. Analyse its role in disaster management in India. (Answer in 150 words  10 Marker)   Q2. Waste-to-Energy is seen as a sustainable solution to India’s growing waste crisis. Discuss the techniques, potential, and challenges of this approach. (Answer in 150 words 

In times of disaster, media acts as both informer and influencer. Analyse its role in disaster management in India. (Answer in 150 words  10 Marker)

Waste-to-Energy is seen as a sustainable solution to India’s growing waste crisis. Discuss the techniques, potential, and challenges of this approach. (Answer in 150 words  10 Marker)

Highlight the factors responsible for loss of biodiversity in recent times. In this regard, also mention the steps that have been taken for conservation of biodiversity. (Answer in 250 words  15 Marker)