Citizen science is proliferating in the water sciences with increasing public involvement in
monitoring water resources, climate variables, water quality, and in map** and modeling …

Abstract India, with over 1.37 billion population and housing one-sixth of the world's
inhabitants, has a significant role to play in the achievement of the Sustainable Development …

Groundwater depletion in India is a result of water, energy, and food policies that have given
rise to a nexus where growth in agriculture has been supported by unsustainable trends in …

Groundwater contamination and vulnerability in urbanised areas have emerged as pressing
environmental concerns that require urgent and sustained attention. Certain land use …

Abstract The UN-Water SDG 6 Global Acceleration Framework-launched in 2020-
emphasizes the strategic role capacity development holds for ensuring the availability and …

Abstract Purpose of Review This paper aims to critically review the current status of
groundwater usage from the point of view of pollutant control and integrated management …

The lack of using hydrogeophysics and hydraulic data in setting up a sustainable managed
aquifer recharge scheme leads to challenges in operations and maintenance of such …

In contexts where conventional environmental monitoring has historically been limited,
citizen science (CS) for monitoring efforts can be an effective approach for decentralized …

Citizen participation in decision-making is a fundamental democratic pillar of democracy.
However, the degree of citizen involvement and recognition by governmental institutions …

The use of groundwater is increasing worldwide, particularly in agriculture. This leads to
pum** races (from which the poorest farmers are often excluded), environmental disasters …