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Extreme weather-related events such as droughts, floods and storms led to an increase in internal displacement across the world during

Over 40 per cent of water bodies in Ganga basin states dry, eutrophied: Survey

As many as 254 of the 578 water bodies, representing 44 per cent of the Government-owned water bodies in Ganga

Growing global shortage of clean drinking water has led to several new technologies being developed for producing potable water, including

In a recent study undertaken by NASA to understand how the global water cycle is changing, scientists have found that

Millions of children continue to be at risk from attacks on water & sanitation facilities and workers in various conflict-ridden

Chennai-based water utility solutions start-up WEGot is looking for an aggresive pan-India expansion in coming months. The company is also

Almost all the world’s glaciers are becoming thinner and losing mass. The annual rates of glacier thinning have nearly doubled

A team of researchers at the University of Stirling has developed a new algorithm (artificial intelligence) to remotely monitor water

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has had some unwarranted but welcome affect on the Himalayas. The lockdown induced in the wake

The summer monsoon rainfall in India will become stronger and more erratic, posing a grave threat to more than one