https://www.scmp.com/search/Why%20are%20India’s%20heritage%20sites%20disappearing

https://theprobe.in/stories/struggling-to-preserve-history-indias-heritage-sites-in-crisis

Very short

https://earth.org/heritage-at-risk-4-unesco-sites-under-threat/

https://youtu.be/l_SMqCoXRl4?si=LbcTo60MuXftulQe

Q1:-how can the effects of urbanization take a turn on us?

And:-Poor air quality, insufficient water availability, waste disposal problems, and high energy consumption are exacerbated by energy.

Q2:-how can the effects of urbanization lead to sprawl?

Ans:-First, population growth results in the outward expansion of urban areas. (Sometimes population decline also can be a precursor to sprawl). Second, rising incomes allow residents to purchase larger living space.

Q3:-what are the causes of urban sprawl?

Ans:-Urban sprawl has occurred largely because land owners and developers have made choices that promote their own economic and personal interests.

Q4:-how does urbanization lead to environmental degradation?

Ans:-Urbanization not only destroys and fragments habitats but also alters the environment itself. For example, deforestation and fragmentation of forest lands lead to the degradation and loss of forest interior habitat as well as creating forest edge habitat.

Q5:-how does industrialization effect urbanization?

Ans:-Industrialization is the process that takes an agricultural economy and transforms it into a manufacturing one. Mass production and assembly lines replace manual and specialized laborers. The process has historically led to urbanization by creating economic growth and job opportunities that draw people to cities.

LOI 2:-Evolution of Urbanization

Q1:-how has urbanization evolved over the years?

Ans:-By a century later in 1900, 14 percent of the world's population lived in urban areas, and twelve cities had populations over 1 million. Just a half-century later in 1950, the world's urban population had doubled to 30 percent, and the number of cities over 1 million grew six times to eighty-three cities.

Q2:-how does urbanization change in the evolution

Ans:-Populations experiencing urban fragmentation are expected to exhibit greater genetic drift and reduced gene flow, leading to reduced genetic diversity within populations and increased genetic differentiation between populations, potentially leading to population declines.

Q3:-how long has the evolution lasted for urbanization?

Ans:-Urbanization began in ancient Mesopotamia in the Uruk Period (4300-3100 BCE) for reasons scholars have not yet agreed on.Urbanization occurred rapidly in the second half of the nineteenth century in the United States for a number of reasons.