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Meri saheli magazine subscription this article was published in the magazine  this can be achieved by increasing the efficiency of cooling technologies — air conditioners ceiling fans and chillers — which can save 30% energy by 2037-38. passive cooling strategies passive cooling strategies for buildings in cities can reduce energy usage by 20-30% by 2038. a drop in the temperature of a building by one degree celsius could lower peak electricity demand for cooling by two-four per cent. meri saheli magazine price district cooling systems (dcs) dcs are centralized cooling techniques for clusters of buildings instead of individual buildings which is much more efficient. district cooling should be made mandatory for real estate complexes that are of high density. dcs generates chilled water in a central plant which can then be distributed to multiple buildings via underground insulated pipes. cold chain and refrigeration it is suggested to use concessional finance from multilateral development banks like the world bank for investments in strategies to plug the gaps in the cold chain distribution networks. such investments can help reduce food loss by about 76% and decrease carbon emissions by 16% Meri saheli magazine yearly subscription.

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General knowledge refresher

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General knowledge refresher published this article page no 12 this article was published in magazine  misuse of merchandise exports from india scheme  service exports from india scheme advance authorisation scheme etc. misclassification of imports to such categories of cth (change in tariff heading) which is eligible for benefits under ftas. 53rising use of electronic platforms use of dark net sites (transactions through crypto currency assets and allows both buyerseller to remain anonymous); ecommerce and social media sites have allowed a number of small retail counterfeiters without links to larger organizations to proliferate. effects of smuggling and counterfeiting loss to indian economy: as per a ficci report counterfeiting and smuggling have caused a loss of rs 1.17 lakh crore to indian economy in 2017-18 in five key industries: textiles tobacco products (cigarettes) readymade garments capital goods (machinery and parts) and consumer (electronics) durables. additional cost incurred government incurs additional costs for implementing anti-counterfeiting measures and crime prevention detection regulation and deterrence measures. o police raids custom seizures execution of mass public awareness campaigns etc put a strain on limited government resources general knowledge refresher magazine subscription.

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Shine india monthly magazine

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Shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 12 this article was published in december polluted river stretches for restoration of water quality – 2022 report why in news recently central pollution control board (cpcb) in its report stated that the number of polluted river stretches (prs) in indias rivers has fallen but the number of most polluted stretches is practically unchanged. more about news cpcb monitors water quality under national water quality monitoring programme at locations covering rivers lakes creeks drains canals etc. water quality management is performed under provision of water (prevention and control of pollution) act 1974. about central pollution control board (cpcb) it is a statutory organization that was constituted in 1974 under the water (prevention and control of pollution) act 1974. shine india monthly magazine telugu also entrusted with the powers and functions under the air (prevention and control of pollution) act 1981. cpcb network monitors water quality at 4484 locations in 28 states and 7 uts shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 3 this article was published in the magazine land degradation why in news the desertification and land degradation atlas of india for the year 2018-19 was recently released by space applications centre (sac) ahmedabad (indian space research organization). land degradation and desertification land degradation is defined as a negative trend in land condition caused by direct or indirect humaninduced processes including anthropogenic climate change expressed as long-term reduction or loss of at least one of the following biological productivity ecological integrity or value to humans. shine india monthly magazine forest degradation is land degradation that occurs in forest land. land degradation within dryland regions (arid semi-arid and dry sub-humid regions) is termed as desertification which turns fertile land into desert. 36 impacts of land degradation and desertification socio-economic impacts o reduces land productivity threatening food security and livelihoods of indigenous populations small farmers etc. reduces the lands ability to store water resulting in water scarcity. o exacerbates existing societal tensions and forces migration shine india monthly magazine subscription

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