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81.
Which of the following is the primary cause of the rapid rise in sea levels in the Sundarbans region?
A Tectonic plate movement
B Climate change-induced thermal expansion and melting glaciers
C Excessive groundwater extraction
D Volcanic activity in the Bay of Bengal
82.
The Green Energy Corridor project is funded by which international financial institution?
A World Bank
B Asian Development Bank
C KfW (German Development Bank)
D International Monetary Fund
83.
Which ministry is the nodal agency for the implementation of the Green Energy Corridor project in India?
A Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
B Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
C Ministry of Power
D Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
84.
The National Green Corridor Initiative is primarily aimed at which of the following?
A Promoting renewable energy integration into the power grid
B Creating wildlife corridors for tiger conservation
C Reducing plastic waste in national parks
D Afforestation along national highways
85.
The momentum gained by India's Climate Resilience Fund suggests increased focus on international cooperation. Which international agreement is most relevant to the goals of such a fund?
A The Kyoto Protocol
B The Paris Agreement
C The Montreal Protocol
D The Basel Convention
86.
Which of the following is a key area where India's Climate Resilience Fund is likely to provide financial support?
A Development of new coal power plants
B Infrastructure projects for disaster preparedness
C Expansion of unsustainable agricultural practices
D Subsidies for high-emission vehicles
87.
India's Climate Resilience Fund aims to bolster the nation's ability to withstand and recover from climate-related shocks. What is a primary goal of such a fund?
A To finance fossil fuel exploration
B To support adaptation and mitigation measures against climate change
C To increase carbon emissions
D To promote deforestation
88.
Which Indian legislation provides the framework for declaring and managing National Parks in India?
A The Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980
B The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972
C The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
D The Biological Diversity Act, 2002
89.
If a new National Park is designated to protect a critically endangered species, what is the most likely characteristic of that species?
A Abundant population and wide distribution
B Rapid reproduction rate
C Very small population and high risk of extinction
D Adaptability to diverse human-modified environments
90.
The designation of a new National Park is a significant step for biodiversity conservation. Which of the following is a primary objective of establishing such parks?
A Promoting industrial development
B Protecting natural habitats and endangered species
C Facilitating urban expansion
D Encouraging tourism without restrictions
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