The frequency of hydrological extremes (droughts and floods) has increased in recent years
in India. A dense population, intensive agriculture, and rapidly develo** physical …

Global warming is emerging as an important predictor of water availability and future water
supplies across the world through inducing the frequency and severity in hydrological …

Groundwater in north India remains a vital food and water security resource for more than
one billion people. Both summer monsoon drying, and winter warming pose considerable …

Over a billion outdoor workers live in the tropics, where nearly a fifth of all hours in the year
are hot and humid enough to exceed recommended safety thresholds for workers …

Over-exploitation of groundwater for irrigation caused rapid groundwater depletion in north
India, leading to food and water security challenges. However, the crucial role of changing …

Groundwater is essential for ecosystem stability and climate adaptation, with precipitation
variations directly affecting groundwater levels (GWLs). Human activities, particularly …

Over-extraction of groundwater is a prominent challenge in India, with profound implication
for food security, livelihoods, and economic development. As groundwater is an …

India has one of the highest rates of groundwater extraction in the world, with depletion rates
increasingly becoming a concern. The vast alluvial aquifers of the Indo-Gangetic Plain are …

Este estudio tuvo como objetivo demostrar las influencias de los parámetros operacionales
del proceso de absorción del CO2 asistida por cavitación hidrodinámica sobre la reducción …