Prerana Chitrakar
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Prerana Chitrakar is an environmental researcher whose work focuses on marine pollution, ecosystem health, and sustainable mitigation strategies, particularly in arid and semi-arid coastal regions. Her most cited paper, "Current Status of Marine Pollution and Mitigation Strategies in Arid Region: A Detailed Review" (2019, 38 citations), provides a comprehensive synthesis of pollution sources—ranging from industrial runoff to plastic debris—and evaluates the effectiveness of current remediation approaches in water-scarce environments. This review has become a key reference for scientists and policymakers addressing the unique challenges of marine conservation in regions where freshwater inputs are limited and pollution accumulates more persistently. Chitrakar’s contributions lie in bridging the gap between localized environmental stressors and broader global frameworks for ocean protection, offering actionable insights for both academic research and field-based interventions. Her work underscores the urgent need for integrated, region-specific strategies to combat marine degradation, making her a valuable voice in environmental science and sustainability studies. With growing recognition of her research, Chitrakar continues to influence discussions on pollution control and ecological resilience in vulnerable coastal zones.
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