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Monsoon circulation imbalance could hit billions across India, China, Indonesia, Brazil

An imbalance in monsoon circulation could have severe consequences for billions of people in India, Indonesia, Brazil and China, a

Despite the recent advances in wastewater treatment, tiny plastic particles called microplastics are still not getting completely removed and are

Robust water-management strategies will be necessary to overcome discrepancies between water supply and demand in a warming world, a new

Persistent multiyear droughts (MYDs) have been worrying increasing the last 40 years and in a changing climate, will continue to

Widespread corruption and mismanagement of funds are resulting in loss of over one-fourth of money being spent on the water

The accelerating pace of climate change is undermining human rights across the board,– including the most basic one of all:

India’s state-run space agency Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has issued a stern warning that glaciers across the Himalayas are

India’s rate of groundwater loss could triple by 2080, threatening the country’s food and water security. Reduced water availability due

West Bengal has the distinction of having the highest number of water bodies in India and the state also has

The world is off-track from the progress towards the SDG-6 and the two-three billion people already experiencing water shortages could