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It’s been a couple of weeks since our Circle of Blue team completed its 27-day research trip to India.
2012 Year In Review: At the Front Line of the Global Contest Over Water, Food, and Energy
Circle of Blue's senior editor Keith Schneider reflects on — and celebrates — this year's body of work from our top reporters.
Delhi Dispatch: Rice, Wheat, and Water Serve Up Equal Helpings of Punjab’s Wealth and Risk
Free power, water, fertilizer, and chemicals encourages abuse of resources for world’s number two rice and wheat producer.
Delhi Dispatch: No Running Water But a Delhi Slum Hut Community Teems With Life
Squatter village defies the label of temporary.
Weak Monsoon Raises Specter of Drought in India
Monsoon rainfall is 14 percent below average in India, which…
India Supreme Court Again Pushes National River Linking Project to Proceed
This is the second time the court has promoted the mega-project that would link the major rivers in the north with those in the south as a way to better manage water, moving it from areas of perceived surplus to areas without sufficient supplies.
NASA Compiling Landslide Database to Improve Disaster Response
Landslides killed thousands in Asia last week; NASA researchers are developing a tool for relief efforts.
Himalayan Outburst Lakes May Be Increasing GLOFs
More research needed to understand risk of glacial floods.
70 Percent of Himalayan Glaciers Gone by Next Century, Studies Say
Photographic and scientific evidence shows that the melting third pole is still devastating the region
The Hindu Kush-Himalayan Region
Images from the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region--including Bhutan, Nepal, China, Tibet and India
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.