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Trend analysis of weather parameters over Indian Sundarbans by UTTAM KUMAR MANDAL, DIBYENDU BIKAS NAYAK, SOURAV MULLICK, ARPAN SAMUI, AMIT KUMAR JANA, K.K. MAHANTA, SHISHIR RAUT, SHIVAJI ROY, D. BURMAN

“…Sundarbans in West Bengal of India by virtue of its strategic location in the Eastern coast on the Bay of Bengal falls in one of the most vulnerable zones of…”
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Assessment and management of soil erosion in the hilltop mining dominated catchment using GIS integrated RUSLE model by Mhaske, Sushil N., Pathak, Khanindra, Dash, Sonam Sandeep, Nayak, Dibyendu Bikas

“…The Saranda forest region, which is well known for its biodiversity in India, is now confronted by rapid socio-economic development, particularly the hilltop…”
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Net ecosystem exchange of carbon, greenhouse gases, and energy budget in coastal lowland double cropped rice ecology by Mandal, Uttam Kumar, Bhardwaj, A.K., Lama, T.D., Nayak, Dibyendu Bikas, Samui, Arpan, Burman, D., Mahanta, K.K., Sarangi, Sukanta K., Mandal, Subhasis, Raut, S.

“…[Display omitted] •Double cropped rice cropping in coastal low lands is a potential carbon sink.•Net ecosystem exchange of CO2 is computed using static…”
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Waterlogging and coastal salinity management through land shaping and cropping intensification in climatically vulnerable Indian Sundarbans by Mandal, Uttam Kumar, Burman, D., Bhardwaj, A.K., Nayak, Dibyendu Bikas, Samui, Arpan, Mullick, Sourav, Mahanta, K.K., Lama, T.D., Maji, B., Mandal, Subhasis, Raut, S., Sarangi, S.K.

“…•Coastal low land suffers from waterlogging, salinity and fresh water scarcity.•Land shaping reduced salinity, facilitates drainage and improved…”
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