Water Harvestation
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Bear Grylls' Survival Dream? New Wearable Harvests Drinking Water From The Air
Scientists in the United States have created a jacket that turns moisture from the air into drinking water, offering a portable solution for people in water-scarce regions and emergency situations.
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IIT Scientists Say They Have Developed Material To Harvest Water From Fog
A team from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi has developed a material that can harvest water from fog.
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List Buildings Lacking Rain Water Harvesting, Delhi Government Told
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has directed the AAP government and the Delhi University to submit within two weeks a list of buildings which have not installed rain water harvesting system.
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Green Court NGT Pulls Up Delhi Government Over Report On Rain Water Harvesting
The National Green Tribunal has rapped the Delhi government for not filing a status report on whether government buildings, bridges and flyovers have installed rainwater harvesting systems and if these are functional.
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Submit Report On Rain Water Harvesting In Government Buildings: Green Court
The National Green Tribunal (NGT- Green Court) has directed the Delhi government and other agencies to submit a status report on whether government buildings, bridges and flyovers have installed rain water harvesting systems and if these are functional.
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Worries Deepen For Rural Madurai As River Vaigai Shrinks
Just 30 km away from Tamil Nadu's Madurai town, 38-year-old Ramachandran can barely walk through his dying fields of maize, spread over three acres of land. Scarcity of water has left him with nothing this harvest season. His family of six is dependent on him.
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Bengaluru Man Hasn't Paid Water Bill In 22 Years. Why That's A Good Thing
The family of a senior scientist in Bengaluru has not paid their water bill for 22 years. Reason: AR Shivakumar is doing without a water connection, using treated rainwater not just for bathing and washing, but also for drinking.
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Tamil Nadu Revives Ancient Community De-Silting Of Lakes, Tanks
The Tamil Nadu government today revived a traditional water resource management system involving public in the state's worst drought in more than a century.
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Submit List Of Resident Welfare Associations: Green Panel To Delhi Government
With a view to bringing residents welfare associations (RWAs) under the ambit of Rain Water Harvesting System (RWHS), the National Green Tribunal has directed Delhi government to submit a detailed list of such associations in the national capital.
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Green Panel Seeks Report On Rain Water Harvesting In Government Buildings
The National Green Tribunal has directed the Delhi government and other agencies to prepare a comprehensive report on whether government buildings, bridges and flyovers have installed rain water harvesting systems and if they are functional.
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Delhi Needs 44 Small Dams, 480 New Waterbodies: Study
Delhi needs to develop 44 small dams in forest areas and 480 new waterbodies to recharge the depleting groundwater table, besides making it mandatory for residential and commercial complexes measuring 500 square metres or more to have rainwater harvesting facilities, a study commissioned by the AAP government has said.
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2-Kilometre Walk On Water Conservation Awareness Held In Andhra Pradesh
A 2-kilometre walk to raise awareness about the importance of constructing rain water harvesting pits to conserve water was held in Vijayawada this morning.
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Welcome Rains, Save Water, Says Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister today advocated rain water harvesting even as he asked concerned departments to take appropriate measures to resolve rain-related problems.
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Odisha to Launch Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting Scheme
The Odisha government on Wednesday decided to implement a new scheme for rooftop rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge in urban areas of the state, with an investment of Rs.100 crore.
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Dubai-based Indian doctor in bid to solve water problem in Kerala
A Dubai-based NRI doctor-cum- entrepreneur has initiated a campaign in Kerala to promote water preservation using a cheap rain harvesting device.
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Bear Grylls' Survival Dream? New Wearable Harvests Drinking Water From The Air
Scientists in the United States have created a jacket that turns moisture from the air into drinking water, offering a portable solution for people in water-scarce regions and emergency situations.
-
IIT Scientists Say They Have Developed Material To Harvest Water From Fog
A team from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi has developed a material that can harvest water from fog.
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List Buildings Lacking Rain Water Harvesting, Delhi Government Told
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has directed the AAP government and the Delhi University to submit within two weeks a list of buildings which have not installed rain water harvesting system.
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Green Court NGT Pulls Up Delhi Government Over Report On Rain Water Harvesting
The National Green Tribunal has rapped the Delhi government for not filing a status report on whether government buildings, bridges and flyovers have installed rainwater harvesting systems and if these are functional.
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Submit Report On Rain Water Harvesting In Government Buildings: Green Court
The National Green Tribunal (NGT- Green Court) has directed the Delhi government and other agencies to submit a status report on whether government buildings, bridges and flyovers have installed rain water harvesting systems and if these are functional.
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Worries Deepen For Rural Madurai As River Vaigai Shrinks
Just 30 km away from Tamil Nadu's Madurai town, 38-year-old Ramachandran can barely walk through his dying fields of maize, spread over three acres of land. Scarcity of water has left him with nothing this harvest season. His family of six is dependent on him.
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Bengaluru Man Hasn't Paid Water Bill In 22 Years. Why That's A Good Thing
The family of a senior scientist in Bengaluru has not paid their water bill for 22 years. Reason: AR Shivakumar is doing without a water connection, using treated rainwater not just for bathing and washing, but also for drinking.
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Tamil Nadu Revives Ancient Community De-Silting Of Lakes, Tanks
The Tamil Nadu government today revived a traditional water resource management system involving public in the state's worst drought in more than a century.
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Submit List Of Resident Welfare Associations: Green Panel To Delhi Government
With a view to bringing residents welfare associations (RWAs) under the ambit of Rain Water Harvesting System (RWHS), the National Green Tribunal has directed Delhi government to submit a detailed list of such associations in the national capital.
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Green Panel Seeks Report On Rain Water Harvesting In Government Buildings
The National Green Tribunal has directed the Delhi government and other agencies to prepare a comprehensive report on whether government buildings, bridges and flyovers have installed rain water harvesting systems and if they are functional.
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Delhi Needs 44 Small Dams, 480 New Waterbodies: Study
Delhi needs to develop 44 small dams in forest areas and 480 new waterbodies to recharge the depleting groundwater table, besides making it mandatory for residential and commercial complexes measuring 500 square metres or more to have rainwater harvesting facilities, a study commissioned by the AAP government has said.
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2-Kilometre Walk On Water Conservation Awareness Held In Andhra Pradesh
A 2-kilometre walk to raise awareness about the importance of constructing rain water harvesting pits to conserve water was held in Vijayawada this morning.
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Welcome Rains, Save Water, Says Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister today advocated rain water harvesting even as he asked concerned departments to take appropriate measures to resolve rain-related problems.
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Odisha to Launch Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting Scheme
The Odisha government on Wednesday decided to implement a new scheme for rooftop rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge in urban areas of the state, with an investment of Rs.100 crore.
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Dubai-based Indian doctor in bid to solve water problem in Kerala
A Dubai-based NRI doctor-cum- entrepreneur has initiated a campaign in Kerala to promote water preservation using a cheap rain harvesting device.
