How many sections does the Forest Conservation Act, 1980 contain?

The Forest Conservation Act, 1980 was enacted mainly to:

Under NAAC accreditation in India, which sector has recently been brought under Green Audit requirements?

Which type of audit specifically assesses the environmental impact of activities on flora and fauna?

A Water Audit primarily encourages which of the following practices?

Which type of Green Audit analyzes consumption patterns of electricity, heat, and fuel, and promotes renewable energy sources?

Which of the following is the correct process sequence of conducting a Green Audit?

Which of the following industries are included among the 17 highly polluting industries required to undergo Green Audit?

Green Audit became mandatory in India in:

In India, Green Audit was legally introduced under:

The primary purpose of Green Audit is:

Green Audit is best defined as:

A Baseline or Site Audit is conducted in order to:

Which of the following is an example of a Functional Audit?

An Environmental Due Diligence Audit is most relevant during:

Which audit focuses on the efficiency of a company’s internal environmental management system, training, and policies?

Which type of audit checks whether a company complies with emission standards, wastewater limits, and hazardous waste rules?

What is the prescribed format for industries to submit Environmental Audit Reports in India?

Which year did the Government of India make Environmental Auditing mandatory for certain industries?

In India, Environmental Audit was brought under law through:

The concept of Environmental Audit at the global level was influenced by:

Environmental Audit is best defined as:

What causes extreme weather events like floods and droughts under global warming?

Tropospheric ozone (O₃) acts as:

Climate refugees are people displaced due to:

Which of the following is an impact of climate change on biodiversity?

What role does water vapor play in global warming?

Which greenhouse gas is fully synthetic and has a very high warming potential?

The rise in sea level is caused by:

Which of the following is NOT a consequence of global warming?

What is the main process by which greenhouse gases cause global warming?

Which greenhouse gas has the highest warming potential among the following?

The IUCN Red List is most closely associated with which organization’s function?

India’s commitment under the Paris Agreement involves:

Which organization was the first UN specialized agency focused on global weather, climate, and hydrology cooperation?

The COP (Conference of Parties) meetings are key events under the framework of:

The Global Environment Facility (GEF) was founded by the World Bank in partnership with:

Which treaty provides a legally binding framework for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and was adopted in 1997?

"Earth Hour" is a global campaign primarily associated with which organization?

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was created by:

Which major international treaty was adopted in 1987 for protecting the ozone layer under UNEP's coordination?

Where is the headquarters of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)?

Which statement best represents the legacy of both Chipko and Appiko movements?

Which of the following objectives was central to the Appiko Movement?

What unique methods were used in the Appiko Movement to spread awareness?

Who was the leader of the Appiko Movement in Karnataka?

Which southern Indian conservation movement was directly inspired by Chipko?

The Government response to Chipko led to:

Which leader is most associated with spreading the Chipko Movement nationwide?

Who among the following women leaders played a crucial role in the Chipko Movement at Reni village?