The study examines numerous off-grid hybrid renewable energy system (HRES)
combinations to deliver electricity to a remote island settlement. Six different configurations …

Freshwater aquaculture provides employment and offers often reliable income to
impecunious communities in the Sundarban delta of India, a UNESCO declared world …

The mangrove-agriculture system is a distinct ecosystem that evolved in the Sundarbans,
India in the last century due to anthropogenic activities and climate change consequences …

Coastal regions have long been settled by humans due to their abundant resources for
livelihoods, including agriculture, transportation, and rich biodiversity. However, natural and …

Hydraulic conductivity of a vegetated soil (ie, mixed grass cover) is an important parameter
governing the hydrological performance of green infrastructure (GI). This paper focuses on …

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and their corresponding targets
are significantly interconnected, with many interactions, synergies, and trade-offs between …

Deltas are highly sensitive to erosion, flooding, and salinization with consequential
agricultural productivity losses and out-migration, which is a preferred adaptive measure for …

Mangrove forests in many parts of the world are declining at an alarming rate, which
intensifies vulnerability in coastal ecosystems. An area like coastal West Bengal, including …

Environmental Refugees are unable to maintain a secure livelihood in their own habitat due
to environmental hazards, with minor optimism to return. This category includes the people …

Sundarbans is one of the most populated and largest deltas in the world and is located at
the mouth of three major rivers-Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna that empty into the Bay of …