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Water balance pilot project to treat wastewater and recharge groundwater inaugurated at Little Flower Convent

Water balance pilot project to treat wastewater and recharge groundwater inaugurated at Little Flower Convent
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Pilot project on wastewater reuse and groundwater recharge to be inaugurated soon in Chennai

Pilot project on wastewater reuse and groundwater recharge to be inaugurated soon in Chennai
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Preserving wetlands is crucial for Chennai to stay above water during rains and cyclones

As the city went through another major flooding in November, the importance of its last remaining natural freshwater marsh has come to the fore once again.

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India Ahead Dialogues to set accountability for Chennai floods

Mumbai: In its continuing focus on the southern states, India Ahead will carry Live, a two-hour interaction between citizens of Chennai and the top bureaucracy of the state to find solutions to the annual problem facing the city - flooding. The show will broadcast Live at 3 p.m on 23 December on India Ahead's TV and digital platforms, therefore, giving citizens a chance to

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India ahead dialogues to set the accountability for Chennai Floods

The event will host two Additional Chief Secretaries who have extensive hands-on experience in handling floods and the aftermath namely Mr Atulya Misra IAS, and Mr Vikram Kapur IAS, representing the Government of Tamil Nadu.

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Vacant plot along Thazhambur lake a dumping ground, say residents


Vacant plot along Thazhambur lake a dumping ground, say residents
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April 23, 2021 02:18 IST
The lake is a freshwater source for the locality that heavily depends on groundwater for its needs
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The lake is a freshwater source for the locality that heavily depends on groundwater for its needs
A vacant plot along the recently rejuvenated Thazhambur lake, off Rajiv Gandhi Salai, is being used as a dumping ground, residents of the area said.
Heaps of garbage dumped on the site along Karanai Road was often set on fire, residents said, adding that it posed a health hazard to them. Spread over 30.6 hectares, the Thazhambur lake is a freshwater source for the locality that heavily depends on groundwater for its needs.

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Chennai lost two-thirds of agricultural land in 11 years due to rapid urbanisation, says research

Chennai lost two-thirds of agricultural land in 11 years due to rapid urbanisation, says research
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Chennai Ran Out of Water: Part 3


India Currents, in collaboration with bioGraphic and the California Academy of Sciences, is publishing the last in a 3 part series on Chennai’s restoration of its marshlands. R
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Featured Image: Mylapore Tank holds water even during the dry season, but only because its bottom has been paved over.)
Temple tanks
As in most Indian cities, Chennai’s piped water supply is available for just a few hours a day. And many parts of the city have no water connection at all. So many people pump groundwater, either on their own property or from government wells on the street. Others hire tanker trucks to fill their cisterns with water that has also been extracted from underground. “A huge quantity, almost 200 MLD [million liters daily] of water, is being shipped every day,” a water utility official told me. But surface and groundwater are not separate sources; they are linked by gravity and hydraulic pressure. So when people pump groundwater, they are ultimately depleting surface water as well, and near the coast, they are turning their water salty. 

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Chennai Ran Out of Water: Part 2


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India Currents, in collaboration with bioGraphic and the California Academy of Sciences, is publishing a 3 part series on Chennai’s relationship with water. Find Part 1 here!
The Eris System
The people of Chennai don’t have to look far for inspiration on how to work with nature to finesse water cycles. Starting at least 2,000 years ago, ancient Tamil people ensured that they had water year-round by building a series of connected ponds on a slope from the Eastern Ghats (“mountains” in Hindi) east to the Bay of Bengal. These
eris, the Tamil word for tanks, are open on the higher side to catch water flowing downhill, while the lower side is closed with an earthen wall called a bund. An overflow divet in the top of the bund gives excess water a path to continue on to the next eri downhill. “System eris” were built off of rivers and creeks to capture their peak flows, while “non-system eris” were dug in areas without natural waterways to capture rainfall in a series of connected depressions. Eris were described in early Tamil literature and temple engravings, says Krishnakumar TK, an amateur historian and local travel writer who works in information technology and goes by the name KK.

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