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This book is an attempt to highlight human dimension of development and will highlight it's interactive ecological relationship. Since development has been planned for the better livelihood conditions of the people and to give pace to it technological intervention has been introduced quite long ago. But with the coming up of developmental projects of any magnitude human dimension has always been ignored which resulted into the unresolved problems of the day. The problems are in form of climate change, unscientific extraction of natural resources, ignorance of human aspects, failure of...

The fifth volume of series, "Advances in Environmental Sociology" is an attempt to highlight issues in development, environment and bio-diversity conservation and a collection of papers presented in the International Conference on "Development, Environment and Bio-diversity Conservation: Issues and Challenges" popularly known as "Chamba Climate Meet-2014" and also an attempt to provide solutions which is need of the hour.

Development, Ecology and Climate Change: Issues and Challenges is an outcome of chamba climate meet-2014. It is a collection of contributors round the world and an attempt to present diverse research based viewpoints of different scholars coming from the different parts of the world. This book will prove beneficial to scholars, policy makers and others who are working in this field.

This book is an outcome of recently concluded International Conference on "Development, Biodiversity and Climate Change: Issues and Challenges" which popularly known as Chamba Climate Meet-2014. This academic contribution is third in series contributed by Dr. Mohinder Slariya. Dr. Slariya is an Environmental Sociologist by expertise and Sociologist by profession and has been post-doc fellow of Academy of Finland and presently serving as Associate Professor in the department of Higher Education, Govt. of Himachal Pradesh. Prof. Jeong is a director of Asia Climate Change Education Centre, Jeju...

This work is an outcome of Chamba Climate Meet-2014. It is an attempt to put research based viewpoints of different scholars coming from different parts of the globe. Socio-ecological aspects of development and climate change and it's documentation is new among intelligentsia. This work will show new path to address issues and challenges associated with today's most emerging problems of the globe as it has innate relationship and need to be addressed without too late and beyond repair.