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  • The analysis evaluates the economic rate of return (ERR) for solar photovoltaic, small hydropower, and wind energy across three Indian states, incorporating health, water, land, and climate impacts against a coal baseline. It finds that most assessed technologies justify public investment based on an 8 percent social discount rate, with the highest returns occurring in Maharashtra.

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    Document type: Research paper

  • The document describes the application of GPS and satellite collars to track wildlife, providing specific examples of how this data reveals migration patterns, identifies critical movement corridors, and helps mitigate conflict between humans and animals. It highlights cases involving zebras, hyenas, lions, and elephants in Africa and Asia to demonstrate how tracking informs conservation strategies and promotes coexistence.

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    Document type: Guide

  • The report details various wildlife conservation initiatives, including the restoration of plains bison in the Northern Great Plains of North America and the monitoring of elephant populations in southern Africa's KAZA region. It highlights population increases for tigers in India and Bhutan, as well as the use of environmental DNA (eDNA) and air-sampling technology to monitor rare species and combat illegal wildlife trafficking.

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    Themes: biodiversity

    Document type: Report

    Regions: World
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