Current Needs of Making Changes in Transportation and Energy Policies to Mitigate the Bad and Harmful Impacts ofEnvironmental Pollution; An Indian Perspective, Printing_Area_63.01-1.pdf
Creators: name: Parsoya, Shubham
name: Perwej, Dr. Asif
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
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description: <b>Current Needs of Making Changes in Transportation and Energy Policies to Mitigate the Bad and Harmful Impacts of Environmental Pollution; An Indian Perspective</b><br><b>Printing Area</b><b><i>Peer-Reviewed International Journal</i></b><br> March 2020Issue-63, Vol-01ISSN: 2394 5303<br><br><i><b>Shubham Parsoya</b></i><i>Ph.D. Doctoral Research Scholar,</i><i>Sangam University Bhilwara (Rajasthan), India</i><i><br></i><b><i>Dr. Asif Perwej</i></b><i>Supervision, Assistant Professor,</i><i>Sangam University Bhilwara (Rajasthan), India</i><br>Climate change mitigation is about reducing the release of greenhouse gas emissions that heat our world. Mitigation strategies consist of retrofitting buildings to make them more energy efficient; receiving renewable energy sources such as solar, wind and small hydropower; helping cities create morefeasible transportation such as rapidtransportation, electric vehicles and biofuels; and advancing more economical land and forest uses. Mitigation measures are all such functioning that are undertaken to scale back and control greenhouse emission outflows, while adaptation measures are supported reducing vulnerability to global climate change impacts. Practice Energy efficiency, more prominent use of renewable energy, Electrification of industrial processes, Effective means of transportation use: electric public transport, bicycle, carbon charge, etc. In the transport division, India is heavily dependent on fossil fuels. This has led to challenges with air pollution, energy security and greenhouse gas emissions, which are likely to increase with increasing demand for transport and energy. Petrol and diesel make up more than 90 percentof India’s transport sector’s last energy use. Transport is India’s fastest-growing energy consuming sector with a growth rate of 6.8 percent, about 90 percent of which is due to road transport. Seven of the top 10 polluted cities in the world are in India, according to the World Air Quality Report 2018. For example, in Delhi, it has been found that vehicle emissions are the major contributor to rising air pollution compared to other sources such as manufacturing, households, thermal power plants, and agricultural sources. In India alone in 2018, air pollution was estimated to have caused 1.25 million deaths; i.e., 12.5% of total deaths. Electric vehicles are capable of reducing toxic air pollution compared to traditional vehicles and, most significantly, removing emissions from cities with safety and livability benefits. As India moves away from polluting coal-based electricity, the benefits of EVs will move forward. Shifting taxes on fuel and subsidies for renewable energy will greatly benefit air pollution: reduced prices for the use of petrol and diesel, cuts in air pollution from the coal-fired period, and going forward with India’s Electric Vehicles environmental accreditation.<br><br>