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Millions at risk of power and water shortages as two of the nation's largest reservoirs on the brink of "dead pool status," U.N. warns - Vimarsana News

Millions at risk of power and water shortages as two of the nation's largest reservoirs on the brink of "dead pool status," U.N. warns

The water levels in Lake Mead and Lake Powell are so low "that we're no longer speaking of a drought."

Single-Use Plastic Ban From July 1: What Are The Banned Items, Changes And Penalty Amount? | NDTV-Dettol Banega Swasth Swachh India - Vimarsana News

Single-Use Plastic Ban From July 1: What Are The Banned Items, Changes And Penalty Amount? | NDTV-Dettol Banega Swasth Swachh India

Plastic Ban: A quick lowdown on what will be banned, what will be the penalty and what will be the changes taking place from July 1 when India is scheduled to kick-start plastic ban

Source: ndtv.com
Developing Plastic Sand Bricks Used in Construction - Vimarsana News

Developing Plastic Sand Bricks Used in Construction

Plastic sand bricks and blocks are a fantastic example of the type of innovation needed to develop a circular economy.

Replenishment study of riverbed sand must for sand mining in Uttar Pradesh: NGT - Vimarsana News

Replenishment study of riverbed sand must for sand mining in Uttar Pradesh: NGT

Replenishment studies must be done by credible institutions, says court  

Kabul River: Pakistan's endless wait for an agreement on the crucial Kabul River with Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

Kabul River: Pakistan's endless wait for an agreement on the crucial Kabul River with Afghanistan

Kabul’s proposed projects on the river are likely to further strain increased water needs in downstream Pakistan.

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