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🔆 WESTERN GHATS ESA | KERALAM’S DEMAND
📍 In News
🟢 The Keralam Government has urged the Centre to limit the Ecologically Sensitive Area (ESA) in the Western Ghats to forest areas.
🟢 It has recommended excluding populated areas, farmlands and plantations from the ESA notification.
📍 Kasturirangan Committee & ESA
🟢 In 2013, the K. Kasturirangan Committee proposed an ESA of 13,108 sq. km, covering 123 villages in Keralam.
🟢 The proposal triggered widespread protests in the State.
🟢 Following a study, the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests issued a draft notification reducing the area to 9,993.7 sq. km.
📍 Keralam’s Current Demand
🟢 Keralam wants the ESA to be reduced further to 8,590.69 sq. km.
🟢 The number of villages covered should be reduced to 98.
🟢 The State wants the ESA to be restricted to forest regions.
📍 Why Keralam Seeks Exclusion?
🟢 Keralam has a small geographical area, but a dense population.
🟢 Around 29.15% of the State’s area is under forest cover.
🟢 The State argues that additional restrictions on forests, paddy fields and wetlands, along with existing stringent laws, could affect development, agriculture and everyday life.
📍 Current Status
🟢 The State Government has submitted its recommendations and suggestions to the Centre.
🟢 Keralam is seeking a final ESA notification, noting that notifications issued from 2014 to July 2026 remained drafts.
📍 UPSC Mains Question
🟢 Discuss the challenges involved in balancing ecological conservation of the Western Ghats with the developmental and livelihood needs of densely populated regions such as Keralam.
#Environment
🔆 WESTERN GHATS ESA — KARNATAKA’S OBJECTION
📍 Background
🟢 Kasturirangan Committee recommended 59,940 sq km across 6 States as Ecologically Sensitive Area (ESA).
🟢 Karnataka has the largest proposed ESA area and the highest number of affected villages.
📍 Kasturirangan Recommendations
🟢 Ban/restrict mining, quarrying, sand extraction, red-category industries & thermal power plants.
🟢 No new construction above 20,000 sq m.
🟢 Infrastructure projects require environmental safeguards.
🟢 Development within 10 km of Western Ghats ESA to undergo environmental regulation.
📍 Gadgil vs Kasturirangan
🟢 Gadgil Committee: Entire Western Ghats identified as ESA → ~1.64 lakh sq km.
🟢 Kasturirangan Committee: ESA reduced to ~59,940 sq km.
🟢 Kasturirangan proposed three categories of Ecologically Sensitive Zones with different restrictions.
📍 Why Karnataka Objects
🟢 Wants ESA limited mainly to notified forest areas.
🟢 Opposes inclusion of plantations, agricultural/horticultural land and residential areas.
🟢 Argues satellite-based assessment was not supported by a joint physical survey.
🟢 Concern over impact on livelihoods, agriculture, housing and local development.
📍 Karnataka’s Way Forward
🟢 Legislature rejected the report and sought one year for a physical survey.
🟢 Proposed a State-level committee involving stakeholders to review the recommendations.
🟢 Favours the Kerala model, involving physical verification before finalisation.
🔆 MUST REMEMBER
Gadgil → ~1.64 lakh sq km
Kasturirangan → 59,940 sq km
Karnataka → largest ESA area among 6 States
Core dispute → Conservation vs livelihood/development
#Environment
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🔆 COFFEE BOARD’S SUSTAINABILITY FRAMEWORK
📍 In News
🟢 The Coffee Board has developed sustainability standards and is implementing a certification process.
🟢 A steering committee has also been formed for implementation.
📍 India’s Coffee Sector
🟢 India is the 7th-largest coffee producer and 5th-largest exporter globally.
🟢 India exported coffee worth more than $2 billion in 2025–26.
🟢 Nearly 39% of exports comprised value-added products.
📍 India’s Distinctive Advantage
🟢 Indian coffee has a traditional shade-grown cultivation system.
🟢 The Coffee Board aims to leverage this feature through the new sustainability standards.
📍 3-Level Certification Framework
1️⃣ Board-Level Certification
🟢 Certification by the Coffee Board based on self-certification by growers.
2️⃣ Independent Verification
🟢 Certification through independent third-party verification.
3️⃣ International Benchmarking
🟢 Indian sustainability standards will be benchmarked against internationally recognised sustainability frameworks.
🔆 QUICK RECALL
🟢 Coffee Board → Sustainability standards
🟢 India → 7th-largest producer | 5th-largest exporter
🟢 2025–26 exports → >$2 billion
🟢 Value-added products → ~39%
🟢 Key advantage → Shade-grown cultivation
🟢 Certification → Board self-certification → Third-party verification → International benchmarking
📍 UPSC Mains Question
🟢 How can sustainability standards and certification strengthen the competitiveness and environmental sustainability of India’s coffee sector?
#Environment
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🔆 INDIA INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK 2026 | WATER SECURITY
📍 IIWW 2026
🟢 9th edition of the India International Water Week (IIWW) is being held from 22–26 September 2026 in New Delhi.
🟢 Organised by the Ministry of Jal Shakti.
🟢 Theme: “Climate Resilient Water Management.”
🟢 Around 150 countries have been invited, with 11 countries expected as partner countries.
🟢 The programme includes 49 focused sessions, including ministerial plenaries, a youth forum and start-up forums.
📍 Seven Sub-Themes
🟢 Inclusive & Equitable Water Governance
🟢 Collaboration for Optimal Use of Water Resources
🟢 Technology & Community for Water Security
🟢 Water in Climate-Related Risk
🟢 Innovative Financing Models for Water Infrastructure & Modernization
🟢 Sustainable Water Resources Management
🟢 Water for People & Planet
📍 Key Government Initiatives
🟢 Jal Shakti Abhiyan
🟢 Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
🟢 Atal Bhujal Yojana
🟢 Mission Amrit Sarovar
🟢 Jal Sanchay Jan Bhagidari – community-led conservation
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🟢 Total annual groundwater recharge increased from 432 BCM (2017) to 448.52 BCM (2025).
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🟢 The 14.3-km Tawera Nala was rejuvenated with 6,250+ water conservation structures.
🟢 Expected additional rainwater conservation: 6.5 crore litres.
🟢 Estimated groundwater-level improvement: 5–10 feet.
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🟢 In Khowai, more than 6,000 SHG women are involved in community mobilisation.
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🟢 Geo-tagged monitoring, third-party quality audits and DWSM/DISHA meetings strengthen accountability.
🟢 All 860 Anganwadi centres in the district have rainwater-harvesting structures.
📍 River Rejuvenation – Uttar Pradesh
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🟢 The Sot River was restored across around 17 km.
🟢 The approach has also extended to the Malan River in Bijnor and Hiranyavati River in Kushinagar.
🟢 Gram Sabha monitoring, Pani ki Pathshala and women-led water-quality testing strengthen community participation.
📍 Catch the Rain – Odisha
🟢 Through Catch the Rain 2026, educational institutions are teaching students about groundwater science, hydrological processes and rainwater harvesting.
🟢 Odisha conducted 968 IEC activities using street plays, folk performances and community programmes.
🟢 905 rainwater-harvesting/recharge structures were created: 849 rooftop harvesting structures + 56 recharge shafts.
🟢 98 tanks across all 30 districts have been taken up for renovation and desilting.
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🟢 “Water security requires a shift from infrastructure-centric approaches to community-led, scientifically informed and climate-resilient water management.” Discuss with reference to India’s recent initiatives.
#Environment
🔆 Nepal’s Agony, the Himalayan Warning to India
📍 Why in News?
🟢 A devastating disaster in Nepal has raised concerns over the Himalayan region’s growing vulnerability to earthquakes, landslides and Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs).
🟢 The article argues that the Himalaya should be viewed not as separate national silos but as “one living rock” sharing common ecological dangers.
📍 What Makes the Himalayas Vulnerable?
🟢 The Himalayan region is seismically, volcanically, glacially and geologically active.
🟢 India has long been warned about a potential catastrophe across a large part of northern India lying in the quake-shadow of the Himalaya.
🟢 Climate change is increasing the risk of GLOFs, requiring authorities to warn and protect vulnerable populations.
📍 Lessons India Must Learn
🟢 First: Treat Himalayan disasters as a shared concern across national borders.
🟢 Second: Identify and map risks instead of limiting them to seminars and technical papers.
🟢 Third: Communicate risks clearly to potential victims.
🟢 Fourth: Increase scientific knowledge and involve citizens in disaster preparedness.
🟢 Fifth: Strengthen regional cooperation and diplomacy for Himalayan safety.
📍 Need for Civilised Development
🟢 India’s development initiatives must show mature civility towards the Himalaya and neighbouring countries.
🟢 The article warns against reckless development in fragile Himalayan regions, including large dams, human agglomerations and hazardous projects.
📍 Key Takeaway
🟢 The Himalaya is a shared ecological system, and disasters cannot be confined within political borders.
🟢 Nepal’s tragedy should serve as a warning for India to adopt risk-sensitive development, scientific preparedness and regional cooperation.
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#Environment #DisasterManagement
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🔆 CANAL-TOP SOLAR POWER (CTPV)
📚 GS-III · Environment & Energy
📍 Why in News?
🟢 India’s extensive canal network offers a land-efficient route for expanding solar power.
🟢 Punjab’s 20 MW CTPV installation is estimated to have saved nearly 100 acres of land.
📍 What is CTPV?
🟢 Canal-Top Photovoltaics — solar panels mounted on elevated structures above canals.
🟢 Structures are designed according to canal width, orientation and geometry without obstructing water flow.
📍 Key Benefits
🟢 Land saving: Uses existing canal infrastructure.
🟢 Lower evaporation: Panels reduce water loss, especially useful in water-stressed regions.
🟢 Better performance: Cooling from water beneath panels can improve panel efficiency.
🟢 Dual use: Combines water infrastructure + renewable-energy generation.
📍 India’s Potential
🟢 An assessment cited in the article estimated around 131 GW potential for canal-top and canal-bank solar installations.
🟢 High-potential States include Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Punjab.
📍 Challenges
🟢 Higher cost than ground-mounted solar due to elevated structures.
🟢 Difficult maintenance and cleaning above working canals.
🟢 Grid connectivity may be challenging along linear canal networks.
🟢 Site selection must consider solar irradiation, canal geometry, electricity demand and grid access.
📍 Way Forward
🟢 Standardise technical specifications and strengthen financial support.
🟢 Prioritise economically viable canal stretches.
🟢 Use viability-gap funding and low-cost finance to scale projects.
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