Abstract Groundwater 18O/16O, 2H/1H, 13C/12C, 3H, and 14C data can help quantify
molecular movements and chemical reactions governing groundwater recharge, quality …

The climate change and unsustainable anthropogenic modification can intensify the
vulnerability of the Himalayas. Natural springs are the principal source of potable water …

The flow of the Himalayan rivers, a key source of fresh water for more than a billion people
primarily depends upon the strength, behaviour and duration of the Indian summer monsoon …

The regional climate of the Himalayas is predominated by the southwest monsoons and the
western disturbances. The uplift of the Pir Panjal to its present height is believed to restrict …

Multiple water sources and the physiographic heterogeneity of glacierized catchments
hamper a complete conceptualization of runoff response to meltwater dynamics. In this …

Abstract The Kashmir Valley represents a critical region for understanding isotopic changes
in the atmospheric moisture sources since it is located at the intercept between the …

Total coliforms, E. coli, and fecal streptococci are the important indicators linked to the
human health. This study investigated presence of these indicator bacteria in the Himalayan …

This paper presents a review of Late Quaternary climatic changes and glacier variability in
the Himalaya and East Africa, focusing on the role of Indian Summer Monsoon (ISM), East …

Recharge assessment is a challenge in snow and glacier dominated Himalayan basins.
Quantification of recharge to karst springs in these complex geological environments is …

Springs are the most important source of water for the people in the mid-hills of the
Himalaya. Emerging evidence shows that they are increasingly drying up, causing …