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After the water recedes

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By Indu K Murthy
| Deccan Herald Verified
India is not alone in this reckoning. In the recent past, Nepal’s capital was drenched by relentless rain, Europe baked under a heatwave that pushed temperatures over 40°C and triggered wildfires from southern France to Greece, and over a hundred million Americans sweltered under heat alerts in South Dakota. These are geographically disconnected incidents but symptoms of one condition: infrastructure built for a stable climate is being tested by a variable, uncertain climate.
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'Enormous risk to food security': Land degradation can't be the price India pays

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By Indu K Murthy
| HT Syndication
India, June 17 -- Every summer, as temperatures soar above 40degC across India, attention turns to heatwaves, dry spells, water shortages, and power cuts. What rarely makes its way into mainstream conversations is the slow and persistent process that feeds all these crises: land degradation and desertification. So, let us mark the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought (observed each year on June 17) by turning our attention to the threat India faces on this front.
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‘Enormous risk to food security’: Land degradation can’t be the price India pays

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By Indu K Murthy
| Hindustan Times Verified
Every summer, as temperatures soar above 40°C across India, attention turns to heatwaves, dry spells, water shortages, and power cuts. What rarely makes its way into mainstream conversations is the slow and persistent process that feeds all these crises: land degradation and desertification. So, let us mark the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought (observed each year on June 17) by turning our attention to the threat India faces on this front.
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