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India's share of the world's water resources stands at a substantial 4%, highlighting its crucial role in global water abundance. Join us in celebrating this remarkable fact, and stay tuned for more insightful polls! #WaterTrivia #TestYourKnowledge #WaterResources #StayTuned #IndiaWaterFacts #WaterFacts #WaterConsumption #globalorole #HydrationHabits #LiquidKnowledge #WaterWisdom #WaterMeter #HydrationFacts #Ashirvad #AshirvadWaterMeter

#Opinion Treated used water is the new blue resource with enormous economic benefits. The time has come for Indian states and urban local bodies to prioritise its reuse. Our researchers, Kartikey Chaturvedi and Ayushi Kashyap write in Amarujala.com. Read more👇 https://lnkd.in/ekB8BBYj #water #waterstress #watersecurity #watermanagement

The correct answer is A. Catch the Rain- where it falls, when it falls! Emphasizing the importance of rainwater harvesting and building a water secure tomorrow. Be a part of this campaign and bring the change. #JalShaktiAbhiyan #CatchTheRain #WaterConservation #NationalWaterMission Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR, Govt. of India

Reality check. Grateful that we have #CWC showing this data. But there is still a lack of validated usable data sets for urban water planning. There is a real need for technical experts to host data sets impartially on the open source. A shift from cost efficient Rainwater storage only solutions to rainwater harvesting and ground water recharge is critical. Who benefits? a) Small and medium scale agriculture b) Homeowners and home buyers c) Organizations that want to have a sustainable CRE program b) Local Communities that are water stressed and need to build sustainable storage and recharge solutions. Here is a resource from Urban Waters to better help understand this topic. https://shorturl.at/fjl24

Reservoir storage update - India - April 2024 (Source Central Water Commission) While the news of "expected" above normal monsoons in India may bring some cheer - here is a snapshot of our current water storage levels (with over two months of summer yet to go) a) The overall water storage in major reservoirs and river basins in the country has dropped less than the average 10-year storage levels. b) Southern states are the worse off - with a storage level deficit of 30% below the decadal average. b) Designed capacity in the southern states ranks highest but has the lowest efficiency. To overcome the water stress, we require more than a higher-than-average monsoon; it starts with rejuvenation of the surface water and more importantly ground water management. Urban areas have a large part to play in this situation. Hyper localized rainwater harvesting (using underground tanks) is not the solution. Urban policies will need to include "rainwater harvesting AND ground water recharge" as mandatory and not either or. #groundwaterstorage #environmentalriskmanagement #sustainablecorporaterealestate

One of the advantages of high-recovery reverse osmosis is the fact that you can produce the same amount of water required while utilizing less feedwater from your wells. Reducing draw from these wells and protecting our cities is just one of the many reasons why Flow Reversal adds value. https://lnkd.in/dD8wdFQE #groundwater #wells #flowreversal #reverseosmosis

Seven Techniques that show Indians know how to control their water https://lnkd.in/dNWQSSmw #watermanagement #facts #ancientindia Live on: 14th Feb 2023 at 10:30 am

A city as populated as #Bengaluru generates 1,941 MLD of #wastewater every day. However, only 72 MLD is reused. It continues to heavily rely on already over-exploited sources like the #Cauvery river and groundwater. Seeing as how the city increasingly experiences extreme weather events like droughts, it is essential that we reconsider the potential of treated wastewater. Here's a look at the city's water balance: https://bit.ly/3OHr5ag

Explainer | 'Bengaluru's water crisis is a groundwater crisis. But can this crisis be alleviated by restoring the city's lakes, as some have suggested? The answer is quite complicated for four reasons,' says Veena Srinivasan in this video on a lake's ability to recharge groundwater: https://bit.ly/3XWXSxz

Did you know that the amount of available groundwater in the U.S. is 20 to 30 times greater than the water in all U.S. lakes, streams, and rivers combined?💧 #groundwaterfacts #USgroundwater #naturalwaterfacts #freshwaterfacts #groundwater #watersources #groundwaterfact #freshwaterfact #waterfacts