State of india’s urban water bodies
by Sunita Narain
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The book shows the problem of urban floods with real examples and how almost all the urban centres in the country are at the risk of floods today.
The one thing that is common to Mumbai, Srinagar and Chennai is that floods have struck each of the state capitals in the recent past. Why Urban India Floods highlights how unfettered urbanisation has led to the depletion of waterbodies in urban areas, which has pushed urban floods. The book shows the problem of urban floods with real examples and how almost all the urban centres in the country are at the risk of floods. It also highlights the need for immediate action to conserve and revive our water bodies.
Author | Sunita Narain |
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Co. Author | Sushmita Sengupta, Rajit Sengupta |
Publication | Centre for Science and Environment |
Year | 2016 |
ISBN | 978-81-86906-89-7 |
Language | English |
Type | E-Book |
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