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Search ResultKeeping The Water Flowing In Rural Villages
Keeping projects in business for the long term has been a constant theme of the Fixes column, and if sustainability has a poster child, it would be a water pump. Tra...
Read MoreLand Indians Have The Worst Access To Safe Drinking Water In The World
India has the highest number of people in the world without access to safe water, a report released to mark World Water Day showed Tuesday.The country has 75.8 million peop...
Read Moreitv Network Celebrates World Water Day By Launching Water Sustainability Project With Aquakraft
World Water Day is marked on 22 March every year. It’s a day to celebrate existence and significance of water in our daily life. It’s a day to make a difference...
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Finally, a Billboard That Creates Drinkable Water Out of Thin Air
I've never cared much for billboards. Not in the city, not out of the city — not anywhere...
Tomatoes Could Be Turned Into Major Source Of Green Energy
Tomatoes considered so ugly that they are not fit for shop shelves could be turned into a major source of green energy, according to scientists.Researchers working on a gro...
Read MoreGovernment Uber To Install Breathalysers In Bars In Association With Mumbai Police
Safety is of utmost importance to Mumbai Traffic Police, and with the recent increase in ‘drunken driving’ cases in the cities, the traffic police have become m...
Read MoreEnergy New Report Indicates Scale Of India’s Exclusion From Progress
Up to 43% of women in the working age (about 153 million) in India only do domestic work, indicating the scale of their exclusion from the workforce.
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A Long Walk For Water
Members of 82.2% rural households in Chhattisgarh walk almost 500m a day to fetch drinking water, which means they cover a distance equivalent to that between Gurgaon and A...
Read MoreStaying Sober After Treatment Ends
Getting sober is hard. Making sobriety last is much harder. Most people who go into a residential rehab treatment manage to detox and stay that way during their weeks- or m...
Read MoreThe Destructive Influence Of Imaginary Peers
We humans irrationally think we’re rational. We think that we decide how to behave by weighing the pros and cons. In reality, the strongest influence on our decisions...
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