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Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Show your support to save Bellandur Lake

Bellandur lake is part of the interconnected lake systems built by
Kempegowda when Bangalore settlement was planned. It is also the largest of the
remaining lakes of Bangalore. The tanks (or what we call as lakes) were man
made storage wells created to provide abundant water to the city, which was
otherwise far away from other sources such as rivers and the sea. The tanks were cascading and built along the
slopes and valleys to accumulate water and also provide the excess collection
to the next tank in line.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Is water a commodity?
Our evening session on World Water Day was an eye-opener. To me, it revealed
some ways in which the world works and its difficult rules.
We reached
“Bangalore Film society” situated in Banaswadi at around 4:30 pm. The facebook
page had indicated that today’s screening would be a short film on water in South
Africa. The film society’s office was covered in green and looked full of purpose.
Rain water Harvesting
For World Water Day 2014, we visited two different events this Saturday – one on Rain
water harvesting at Wipro and the other on “Privatization of water” at
Bangalore Film society.
The focus of the Wipro session was on how to savor every bit
of the precious resource that we receive from the sky and different methods
that help in saving water. Wipro had tied up with BIOME (a prominent
environmental group in the city) to conduct the session which consisted of
presentations from individuals who have implemented solutions in their
community or offer consulting on the topic.
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