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- Living with floods
- Heavy Rainfall due to Climatic Change Increasing Landslides
- Younger Faculty Members,Healthcare Research, Freedom why IISc Leads Academia in India
- Natural injustice
- The Sunday Read: On World Environment Day: By the Rivers Dark
- Karnataka: Govt agencies backtrack on Singanayakanahalli lake project after public outcry
- Tamarind Trappings
- BDA panel visits Varthur lake
- Bellandur Lake will be desilted, deweeded by May 2021:
BDA
- Ecological upshot oflilac devil
- IISc report finds rise in encroachments on Bellandur and
Varthurlakes
- Rs 2000 cr worth silt at Bellandur, Varthur lakes
- On the contrary: Cuddle up, it's
a muddle
- Thanks to NGT, Varthur Lake set for a clean-up
- How Bengaluru's Domestic Wastewater
Is Helping Parched Kolar
- Experts to discuss recent bird
deaths
- Buffer zone of Bengaluru's
breach-hit Hulimavu Lake eaten
away by encroachers
- Hulimavu Lake breach: More in store
- Restored lakes: Beauty minus quality?
- BDA to de-water Bellandur, Varthur lake in a month
- Why Bengaluru's ground water
is deep and dirty
- 10 more Indian wetlands identified as crucial to global
biodiversity. Here's why it matters
- City lakes are awaiting aid
- Bellandur lake cleaning: Experts divided over desilting, diverting polluted water
- Lake-Killing Phosphate: Canada Banned It, Indian
Detergents Still Use 2.88M Tons/Yr!
- Detergents Add 1.46 Lakh Tons of Phosphate to India's
Waters Yearly. This Has to Stop
- Farming along polluted waters of the Vrishabhavathi
- Transporting silt daily from Bellandur Lake is a
challenge
- Oh silt! Tree parks planned to solve silt problem at lakes
- In Bengaluru, 437 acres of 169 lakes encroached
- The stink of death in Bellandur Lake
- Toxins, sewage led to fishkill in Bellandur Lake: NGT panel
- Shifting of Varthur lake pipeline still in the pipeline
- Bengaluru civic body to revive 25 lakes
- Video: Silt to be measured to the hilt at Bellandur, Varthur
- Two otters spotted in Bengaluru,
wildlife enthusiasts delighted
and puzzled
- Solar projects on water could
come at a cost to the environ- ment, alert experts
- Govt's move to build artificial waterfall at Sankey Tank
draws flak
- The silt just got real
- Declare Aghanashini estuary as
Ramsar site
- Lakes of Bengaluru: Industrial
effluents, raw sewage; stinky
tale of Chandapura lake
- What is killing Uttarakhand's small
wetlands? Degraded Niranjanpur pond
carves a live example
- Aghanashini estuary to be
pitched for Ramsar tag
- Explained: Why High Court has
stepped in to protect Bengaluru
lakes
- Lakes of Bengaluru:
Rachenahalli lake, a lifeline
choked by rampant
development
- Spoils of lake soil
- Bengaluru doesn't have a concrete plan
- Lakes of Bengaluru: Slow
rejuvenation work at Varthur
raises concern
- In Western Ghats, an ancient
underground fish species is under
threat due to poor water governance
- Don't Let Water Bodies Fall Prey to
Whims and Fancies of Bureaucracy, Says
T V Ramachandra
- Way out of Bengaluru's recurring water crisis
- Aghanashini estury may
become Karnataka's first
Ramsar Site
- River linking not ecologically
sound: Expert
- In too deep
- Wetlands crucial for conserving
biodiversity, say experts
- Survey warns of water shortage in Bengaluru soon; experts say
'exaggerated'
- The toxicity
- Under-governed groundwater, lack of rejuvenation hurt city: Experts
- Mekedatu to submerge Karnataka forests worth Rs 81.6 bn
- Mobility experts, greens oppose
Sankey Road plan
- Tree bags full Sir!
- Mekedatu project will aggravate
water crisis: IISc faculty
- Rising temperatures add to spike in forest fires in state
- Making bureaucracy accountable will help in restoring forest
ecosystems: Dr T V Ramachandra
- Explained: Why implementation
of the recommendations of
Kasturirangan Committee in
Western Ghats is important
- Mekedatu project will create a disaster, says ecologist
- Forest ecological value in
Karnataka shows big decline
from 2015 to 2019
- Saving Western Ghats ecosystem need of hour, say experts in
Karnataka
- Stop deforestation to sustain
water for next generation
- Life as we know it
- IISc professor demands robust assessment of HN Valley project
- Ecosystem Restoration Can Ensure Water,
Food, Health, Livelihood Benefits-
Lessons from the Western Ghats
- The Sunday Read: Uprooted
- State got approval to use 1,355 ha offorest land for non-forestry purposes in 5 years
- Heavy rain triggers landslip atNandi Hills
- North Bengaluru to see more
flooding
- We have messed up, floods in
Bengaluru are here to stay
- Beautification in isolation: Questions on the facelift of K-100
Rajakaluve
- Earth Day: Steps Individuals Can Take In
Planet's Best Interest, According To Indian
Scientists
- The Sunday Read: Imbalancing act
- Bengaluru cannot handle any
more rain
- Coastal Karnataka bears brunt of heavy rain,
subsequent flooding
- Karnataka CM Bommai orders BBMP to
fix stormwater drains to prevent flooding
in Bengaluru
- Hebbal-Nagawara Valley Project: Karnataka Biodiversity
Board to look into ecological impact
- Environmentalists concerned over easy clearances for
Bengaluru's real estate
- Plantation Sector Demands Creation of
Voluntary Carbon Trading Market
- Real estate developers face few hurdles in getting
environment clearance
- Kasturirangan Committee in recommendations on
Western Ghats and why it is important
- Climate change here and now,
effects will prevail
- Average southwest monsoon rainfallinKarnataka saw
little variation in five decades
- Ecotourism guidelines allow fortemporary structures in
forests
- What about Mekedatu dam's eco
impact, ask Greens
- Focus on Gross Ecosystem
Product too
- Scorching summer's assault on Bengaluru
- How Karnataka's Shivamogga became the hotbed
of Monkey Fever
- On power trip, but villagers of
Pavagada divided into powerful
and powerless
- Kodagu's ecologicalfragility in focus again
- Draft EIANotification 2020 could spell disasterfor Western
Ghats, say experts
- Monoculture Could Worsen Vulnerability to Climate
Change
- Panel Forms Guidelines For Protection Of Western
Ghats
- Heavy Rains Wash Away Bengaluru's Crumbling Infra,
Expert Blames Concretisation & Unplanned Growth