We The Change: We need to invest in our future by protecting and conserving our water bodies
Sneha Shahi • 3 years agoTo attain an optimal value of ecosystem services, ecological infrastructure is key.
Once water resilient, mining-affected villages in Goa now entirely dependent on government tankers for supply
Mongabay India • 4 years agoOpencast iron ore mining reduces the groundwater table and causes surface water pollution. The village of Pissurlem in the mining-belt of north-east Goa used to be brimming with water; it is now entirely dependent on government tankers.
Microplastics in treatment plants becomes hubs for antibiotic-resistant bacteria: Study
• 4 years agoThe plastic particles allow the formation of a slimy layer on their surface which allows bacteria and antibiotic waste to attach and mingle.
World Water Day: 10 pictures illustrating the most polluted waters around the world
Abigailb • 4 years agoEvery year, since 1993, 22 March is celebrated as World Water Day to raise awareness on how human actions are negatively affecting water resources.
To revive dying ponds in Goa, local community seeks help from stranded migrant labourers
Mongabay India • 4 years agoA group of concerned citizens realised the value of neglected water bodies and came together to form a citizen action group called Catch2o to revive water systems in and around their villages.
Ocean pollution is a mix of plastic, chemicals, toxic metals and is a clear danger to human health
• 4 years agoMore than ten million tonnes of plastic enter the seas every year; they are made of chemicals that interfere with hormones, cause cancer, birth defects, and reduced fertility.
Rocket fuel leak could've caused water pollution, killed marine life in Russia's Kamchatka region
• 4 years agoLast month, locals witnessed large numbers of dead sea creatures including seals, octopuses and sea urchins wash up onto the black-sanded beach.
How Ludhiana's Buddha nullah, once 'centre of social life, became Punjab's most toxic water body
Raj_m_citizenmatters • 5 years agoThe Buddha nullah picks up toxic effluents in massive quantities and around 200 MLD of untreated sewage a day before it meets the Sutlej river
Where are the airborne plastics? Scientists find they are in the air we breath, the wind and the skies
• 5 years agoMicroplastics equivalent to123 million and 300 million plastic bottles rain down in America's western national parks and wilderness areas.
Coronavirus Outbreak: Hand washing is recommended but where is the water to wash my hands?
Mongabay India • 5 years agoRegions facing water problems, contamination and inefficient management are wondering where the water to maintain this hygiene will come from.