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At present the rampant construction and poor compensatory plantation are   taking a heavy toll on Kolkata’s environment. Now, Kolkata’s green cover   stands at a dismal 5%, which is below the requirement of 15% for the Indian   Metros. Last year Kolkata and its adjoining area have lost more than 5,000   trees to development projects, unauthorized chapping and natural causes. This   has pushed up the carbon count by an alarming 5,500,000 kg. per year. The   environmentalists feel that, the impact of this loss would be felt in the   coming years. Thus, the rapid destruction of the urban greenery from the   Indian city’s environs affects the urban ecology and causes environmental   degradation. Therefore, an attempt has been made here to analyze the urban   greenery or vegetation profile of Kolkata at micro level. Vegetation covers   of ward 19 and 20 of Kolkata Municipal Corporation Area along with the search   of its low existence (KMCA) has been worked for the study. To speed up   mapping and decision making, remotely sensed satellite data have been   advocated and GIS technology has been used to represent the research work   more advanced

Destruction of urban greenary of Indian cities: A study of the two wards of Kolkata through GIS and remote sensing