The National Action Plan for Climate Change
Published: Aug 30, 2019
Photo: Prasad
The adversities of climate change are likely to globally impact the socio-cultural and economic aspects, making coastlines around the world exceptionally vulnerable. A view of three generations in Goa, facing an uncertain future.
Abstract: The National Action Plan for Climate Change had set eight ambitious targets in 2008 to mitigate impacts of climate change in India. Their implementation however, needs to be revisited.
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