Mountain springs emanating naturally from unconfined aquifers are the primary source of
water for rural households in the Himalayan region. Due to the impacts of climate change on …

Springs are a significant source of high quality and perennial freshwater supply for remote
communities and sustain rich biodiversity and ecosystems in the Himalayas. About 60–70 …

Abstract The Hindu Kush Himalaya is undergoing rapid change, driven by twin megatrends
of climate change and urbanisation, which threaten their crucial water-provisioning services …

Urban water and waste water management have not been relatively well understood in
India. The Indian urban space has been considered in an undifferentiated manner, which …

GROUNDWATER RESOURCES AND SPRING HYDROGEOLOGY IN SOUTH SIKKIM, WITH
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE Page 1 261 GROUNDWATER RESOURCES …

Urban water and wastewater management are relatively under-studied subjects in India.
The Indian urban space has been understood in an undifferentiated manner, which ignores …

This study investigates the hydrological dynamics and Mean Residence Times (MRTs) of
springs in the Tawi catchment, India, aiming to elucidate recharge mechanisms and water …

Socio-ecological systems have increasingly faced climate-change impacts, which have
adversely affected the lives and property of inhabitants. The present study aims to prioritize …

Springs are the main source of water for drinking, agriculture, livestock feeding and other
household consumption in the north-eastern Himalayan states of India. The largest number …

Natural water springs are one of the most cost-effective ways to provide relatively pure water
for about 50 million people of Indian Himalayan Region (IHR) as rivers flow in deep valleys …