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 W A T E R   H A R V E S T I N G
 
Double disregard
Pakistan court supports environment against Nestle, US troops
Fashioned from glacier melt
An ingenious engineering scheme takes care of water-woes of three Ladakh villages
4,000 year old water harvesting system found in Lothal
The ancient inhabitants demonstrated how best to integrate land and water management practices
Did rains fail?
Or the forcasting system?

Drought in wet Kerala
More than 2,000 mm of rain in 2003 but crops destroyed and farmers committing suicide; crores spent on 31 irrigation projects but villages going thirsty; 44 rivers but groundwater is sinking.
Rite? Wrong.
Ganga plumbs new depths in its journey through Varanasi
Harvest of hopeHarvest of hope
Story of five villages of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, which withstood the devastating drought of 1999
Water is everbody's businessWater is everybody's business
The state is struggling to meet the rising water demand. It is time to learn from the days when people arranged for their own water. In cities and in villages.
Dying wisdomDying wisdom
Rise and fall of traditional water harvesting systems in India. They are called kuhals in Jammu, kuls in Himachal Pradesh and guls in Uttarakhand...
S A N I T A T I O N
Hair an effective way of treating sewage
Thiruvananthapuram needs a new sewage system
Sanitary by 2010
Participatory survey gives Bangladesh the confidence to prepone sanitation coverage target

Ecologically mindlessEcologically mindless
The flush toilet system and the sewage system, which goes with modern day personal hygiene and cleanliness, are part of the environmental problem and not the solution.

L A K E S
Real estate on waterReal estate on water
Lakes were critical for Indian cities. Today, they are either encroached by real estate sharks or converted to garbage dumps...

The great wetland suicide
There's enough water in the tanks of Bangalore, Madras and Hyderabad, but more-than-enough corruption leaves the south high and dry
D I S A S T E R S
Danger mark
Scientists monitor riverbank erosion to predict floods
Climate change and India: Exclusive on climate change
Rising temperatures result in more droughts, less water, and may threaten India's food supply
Adverse impact of climate change: Exclusive on climate change
Rising temperatures threatens coral reefs, our freshwater supply, food security, biodiversity, weather patterns, and make it easier for diseases
Caught napping again
floods that lashed 23 of Orissa’s 30 districts have affected over 35 lakh people...
Drought of relief
Drought of relief

The drought of 2001 in 11 states of India is likely to go down as one of the worst in the past century.
Tottering on tragedies
A deadly cocktail of floods, cyclones, heat waves and droughts has made Orissa the disaster capital of India
Poor pay for ecological neglectPoor pay for ecological neglect
Droughts seem to be here to stay. Wrong development policies, governmental indifference are the bane
W A T E R   P O L L U T I O N
 
Leafy solution
Foliage helps check fluorosis
Instant data
A new device to measure wastewater pollution on-site
Collateral risk
Seized foreign vessels pollute sea near Andaman islands
Ailing Aligarh
Uttar Pradesh pollution control board chief sidesteps Supreme Courtorder
USEPA's ethical faux pas
The US EPA would now accept industry tests on human beings in fixing standards for chemicals in food and water
A way to chew filth
A novel method to tackle sewage, and so, pollution
Arsenator: World’s first digital arsenic tester
Colanisation's dirty dozen
12 brands of cold drinks put to the test the coolest event of our times. They are indeed colanisation's dirty dozen...
Mucky transfer
Bangalore’s sewage contaminates Tamil Nadu’s water
Pollution pays
Water & Technology story
Watermakers
Can a device extracting water from air end India’s water woes?
P O L I C Y    D E B A T E S

Guilt affirmed

Faulty allocation behind Indus water wrangle

Bangladesh’s jittery over India’s river linking scheme

A Tughlakian folly

Why only panchayats?

Fit to drink

At NE cost

Tightening up

Interlinking rivers in India

P E R S P E C T I V E S
Development politics - elections 2004 is not the end

Corporation for Sustainable development

24/7 water supply: Is this attainable?

North East ahoy!
A voyage towards epic darkness

River conservation
The government has given importance to the problem of river pollution...

Water polo
THE world's water resources are today coming under increasing stress as ...

A social drink

STOCKHOLM. Delhi. Two cities. But two very different cultures. One clean...

A million mutinies
It was an amazing dialogue. I was annoyed...

A political drought
During one of the meetings of the World Water...

Forgetting science
Indian politicians take great pride in the country being a major...

Now it is floods
The library of the Centre for Science and Environment...