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Vasai-Virar, Maharashtra, bawkhal, hydrogeology, urbanisation, total dissolved solids, pH level, water management, Harit Vasai Sanrakshan Samiti, groundwater, water table, climate change,

The Slow and Steady Struggle to Save the Bawkhal of Vasai-Virar

Himalaya, food security, food insecurity, land degradation, land use change, rain-fed agriculture, Hindu Kush Himalaya, HKH region, Nepal, Bhutan, Jammu, Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, Assam, West Bengal, dryland, COP14, desertification, UNCCD, Food and Agriculture Organization, urbanisation, sustainable development goals,

Climate Change: People of Asia’s Mountains Face Severe Food Insecurity

Why the Future of the Building Industry Is Circular

Why India’s Insects Are Disappearing

Butterflies, however, beat the trend. Credit: Boris Smokrovic/Unsplash

How Cities Are Literally Keeping Animals From Making It Big

Developing Countries Could Get Sick Before They Get Rich. Policy Can Help

While Kuala Lumpur boasts islands of artificial rainforest, one of the fastest growing urbanized agglomerations stretching 2,245 sq.km around it, with 7.4 million people, has lost all ancient rainforests to destructive palm oil plantations. Credit: IPS

The Urbanisation of Malnutrition