Alaska City Set to Ship Water to India, U.S. Company Announces
Within six to eight months, S2C Global Systems will ship water from Alaska to a hub in India.
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Indian Cities Face Sanitation Challenge
A recent survey on sanitation in India’s cities reveals the need for dramatic changes.
Drought in India Forces Talk of User Fees, Rainwater Harvesting
Fierce heat has allegedly killed dozens as country awaits arrival of monsoons.
India and Pakistan Dispute Water Use for Hydropower, Agriculture
India strives to redirect water, currently used for Pakistani agriculture, on the Kishanganga River for 330 megawatts.
Heavy Rainfall Hampers Tea Markets in India and Sri Lanka
Severe weather impacts could compromise tea farming for two of the world’s biggest players in the industry.
Q&A: Upmanu Lall on India’s Nexus of Energy, Food and Water
Upmanu Lall talks specifically of three regions of India where cereals are grown, despite recent droughts.
Infographic: Alaska to India Bulk Water Export Data
Sitka, Alaska to send millions of gallons of water to India, which will then be distributed in the Middle East.
Prospect of New Indian State Creates Water Allocation Concerns
The proposed Telangana state would require re-allocation of two of India’s largest rivers.
Standing in a Really Long Line: Toilet Queue Serves Indian Village Effort to Promote Sanitation Awareness
The Janadesar village in the arid Marwar Region of India teamed up with the Jal Bahagirathi Foundation on World Toilet Day
Pakistan Raises Water Issue During Diplomatic Talks with India
Pakistan officials argue India’s dam-building violate the Indus River Treaty.
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Presses India for Water Deal During Visit
No agreement was signed, but Bangladesh continued to push for a deal similar to the Ganges Treaty.
India Cities Focus on Rainwater Harvesting to Provide Clean Drinking Water
Many Indian cities lack sufficient water supplies. Urban growth is making it difficult and expensive to build the dams, pipelines and canals used in the modern era to supply cities with water. In comparison, rainwater harvesting systems are a low-cost, low-impact way for cities to increase supplies.
