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Meri saheli magazine subscription published this article page no 10 this article was published in december 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. 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. meri saheli magazine price 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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Pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine

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Pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine published this article page no 13 this article was published in the magazine community innovator fellowship (cif)the community innovator fellowship program is an initiative of atal innovation mission niti aayog in collaboration with undp india. this is a oneyearlong intensive fellowship program.it aims to facilitate knowledge building and provide infrastructure support to aspiring community innovators essential for their entrepreneurship journey. pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine subscription 109 the community innovator fellow is an individual with an entrepreneurial mindset with an idea to solve a community challenge through hisher enterprise pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine online purchase.. 

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competition refresher magazine

competition refresher magazine

competition refresher magazine published this article page no 14 this article can be seen in the magazine india state of forest report (isfr) 2021 why in news? the ministry of environment forests and climate change (moefcc) recently released the india state of forest report (isfr) 2021. about india state of forest report (isfr)  it is an assessment of indias forest and tree cover published every two years by the forest survey of india under the ministry of environment forests and climate change. competition refresher magazine pdf the first survey was published in 1987 and isfr 2021 is the 17th report.  with data computed through wall-to-wall mapping of indias forest cover through remote sensing techniques the isfr is used in planning and formulation of policies in forest management as well as forestry and agroforestry sectors.  new chapters introduced in isfr 2021 competition refresher magazine subscription

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shine india monthly magazine

shine india monthly magazine

shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 7 this article can be seen in the magazine kukrail gharial rehabilitation centre was established in 1978. avian species greater adjutant storks  in a first bihar has decided to tag greater adjutant storks with gps trackers to monitor their movement as a part of efforts to conserve them. protection status characteristics  they are long-necked large birds.  they are considered mount of vishnu thus known as garuda.  they help farmers by killing rats and other farm pests. habitat  there are only three known breeding grounds  one in cambodia and two in india (assam and bihar).  bhagalpurs kadwadiara floodplains are the third-most-popular breeding centre for them in the world after assam and cambodia. shine india monthly magazine telugu great indian bustard (gib)  an array of solar and wind energy projects in rajasthan has led to increasing collision of gib with high tension wires leading to mortality. protection status characteristics  the bird called son chiriya in madhya pradesh and great indian bustard in english is known as godawan in rajasthan and maldhok in maharashtra.  the bird looks like an ostrich.  despite weighing heavy the great indian bustard can easily fly. it is however not as agile as the other birds are.  the bird is ground-nesting and omnivorous. besides wheat millet indian jujube (ber) it consumes various insects snakes scorpions and lizards.  bustard species found in india great indian bustard the lesser florican and the bengal florican shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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