Sustainable Development

Introduction PART I: Earth Approach 1. The Earth System Approach to International Environmental Law Part II: Energy Efficiency 2. Optimizing Technology to Enhance RE Development in India: A Reconnaissance Legal Study 3. Indiaâs Energy Trilemma Concerns and National Policy on Biofuels: A Critical Analysis 4. Legal Mechanisms to Ensure Energy Efficiency in India with Special Reference to Energy Saving and Carbon Credit Part III: Tribal Knowledge 5.Tribal Ecological Knowledge and the Law: Uncovering its Modernity 6. The Intersection of Technology and Indigenous People for Sustainable Development: The Way Forward 7. Bridging Traditional Wisdom and Modern Sustainability: An Empirical Study of PVTGs of Jharkhand and Their Understanding of Sustainability Part IV: Gender Issues 8. Navigating Gender Representation in The Digital Age : Social Media, Law and Policy Reforms In India 9. AIâs Participation in Realizing Feminist Utopia Part V: Food Security 10. Interface of Indian Food Security System with Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Nutritional Security Part VI: Access to Justice 11. Enhancing Access to Justice Through Digital Innovation: Bhutan's Journey Towards SDG 16.3 12. Digital Democracy and Human Rights: The Role of Emerging Technologies in Governance, Equality and Access to Information Part VII: Ethical Issues 13. The Legal Ethics & Practical Implications of Using AI Assisted Decision-Making in Environmental Law Part VIII: Judicial Responses 14. Apex Court Perspective: All Roads towards Sustainable Development 15. Climate Change and Judicial Trends in India Part IX: Implementation Aspects 16. Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Nepal 17. Carbon Dioxide Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) as an Implementation of ESG Certifications