Increased women's participation and employment in coastal activities in India is envisioned as a critical pathway towards a sustainable blue economy (BE). However, few studies have comprehensively explored the level/nature of women's (un)employment and participation in coastal activities in India. ...
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This indicates that women and men are at a significantly lower health risk than children in the Guangdong coastal areas. These results indicate that the pollution in the Guangdong coastal area caused by seawater intrusion as well as nitrate input should be taken seriously. More importantly, ...
By 1900 India’s tea crop was large enough to export 68,500 tons to Britain, displacing the tea of China in London. The flourishing indigo industry of Bengal and Bihar was threatened with extinction during the “Blue Mutiny” (violent riots by cultivators in 1859–60), but India continued ...