Assessing catchment-scale performance of in-stream Provisional Green Infrastructure interventions for Dry Weather Flows
Daniel Philips, Priyanka Jamwal, Mark Lindquist, Andrew Gronewold Landscape and Urban Planning | October 2022
Managing Irrigation Under Increasing Water Scarcity
Soumya Balasubramanya, Nicholas Brozović, Ram Fishman, Sharachchandra Lele, Jinxia Wang Agricultural Economics | October 6, 2022 With rising physical and economic scarcity of water, increasing or sustaining agricultural production while limiting or reducing consumptive water use is an urgent challenge. This article examines the case of four countries—India, China, western United States, and Israel—where there is a long history […]
Ravi Chellam writes: There are better ways than cheetahs to revive ecosystems
Madras High Court asks state to consider plea to restrict human activity in tiger reserve
Real Estate | Treated wastewater could mitigate rising construction costs
Experts see markets emerge for Bengaluru’s wastewater
Bengaluru generates around 1,500 MLD (million litres per day) of wastewater, an estimated 50% of which gets treated and reused
An eco-friendly twist to constructing homes
Bangalore Mirror | September 8, 2022
According to ETV Bharat news, scientists have conducted a study on the strange ants that eat wild animals near Natham.
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REDESCRIPTION AND RANGE EXTENSION OF TWOCARNIVOROUS MICRO-SNAILSPECIES OF THE GENUSSINOENNEA (GASTROPODA: STREPTAXOIDEA: DIAPHERIDAE)FROM NORTHEAST INDIA
N.K. Das, B. PÁll-Gergely & N.A. Aravind Journal of Conchology | 2022 This paper provides new records and redescribes two carnivorous micro snail species, viz., Sinoennea austeni (Peile, 1929) and Sinoennea vara (Benson, 1859), belonging to the family Diapheridae. Redescriptions are based on shell morphology and include ecological notes and new localities including the first […]
New species of bent-toed gecko learned from Agasthyamalai hills | Life style News
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