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Harvesting and Conserving Rain Water for Irrigation: Local Solutions

Posted on January 14th, 2010 in Water Conservation

NOTE: The following post was first published on Tuesday, 31 Mar 2009. It has now been republished as an addendum to our previous post about Looking back to see Ahead on Water Harvesting and Conservation. Enjoy! Heavy Rains The rains have started falling in most areas of our country. It saddens my heart when I [...]

Tags: irrigation, rain water, rain water harvesting, rains, soil, storm water, top soil, water, Water Conservation

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Finally, The Rains are Here. But What Have We Learnt So Far?

Posted on September 03rd, 2009 in Climate Change

Cold and Wet Today was a particularly cold day. And a wet one too. That is what makes it different from the recent past. Lately, it’s been all dusty and really hot. The Meteorological Department has predicted El Nino rains in coming months. Where I live, it was all dull and foggy today. The last [...]

Tags: Climate Change, drainage, environmental conservation, global warming, rain water harvesting, soil, storm water, The Environment, water, Water Conservation

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