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161.
Which organization in India regulates the use of biological resources and promotes their conservation?
A Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
B Wildlife Institute of India
C National Biodiversity Authority (NBA)
D Botanical Survey of India
162.
What is a significant challenge in integrating intermittent renewable sources like solar and wind into the grid?
A Overproduction of electricity
B Grid stability and reliability
C High demand for fossil fuels
D Lack of government support
163.
Which of the following is NOT a major renewable energy source being promoted by India?
A Solar Power
B Wind Power
C Geothermal Energy
D Hydro Power
164.
Which of the following is a key government initiative to boost domestic manufacturing of solar PV modules?
A National Solar Mission
B Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme
C Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) mechanism
D PM-KUSUM Scheme
165.
What is India's target for non-fossil fuel-based energy capacity by 2030?
A 300 GW
B 400 GW
C 500 GW
D 600 GW
166.
What is a key strategy for managing invasive alien species?
A Encouraging their introduction for ecological novelty
B Strengthening biosecurity measures and rapid response systems
C Allowing them to spread freely to achieve natural balance
D Focusing solely on the conservation of endangered species
167.
Which of the following is a significant impact of invasive alien species on ecosystems?
A Increased genetic diversity of native species
B Outcompeting native species and disrupting food webs
C Enhancing the resilience of native ecosystems
D Reducing the rate of natural selection
168.
How does climate change exacerbate the threat of invasive alien species?
A By making native species more resistant to invasion
B By creating more favorable conditions for IAS to establish and spread, and weakening native ecosystems
C By reducing the overall number of species globally
D By increasing the rate of natural selection for native species
169.
What are 'invasive alien species' (IAS)?
A Native species that have become overpopulated
B Organisms introduced into an environment outside their natural range that cause harm
C Species that have gone extinct in their native habitat
D Genetically modified organisms developed for agriculture
170.
What defines a 'biodiversity hotspot'?
A An area with a high concentration of human population
B A region with exceptionally high levels of endemic species that is also under significant threat
C An area with abundant natural resources for economic exploitation
D A region with a stable and unchanging climate
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