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Multi-functional infrastructure
Combine, Connect, Construct Should a road be only a means of transport? Or can it do more? Could roads, for … Continued
Urban Lakes
Be they manmade or natural, urban lakes are once again coming to the forefront of interest as integrated urban water … Continued
Inundation lines: managing water for defence
The Dutch Waterline (Hollandse Waterlinie) was a line of defence against invading armies, comprising of strategically located weirs, sluices and … Continued
Blue Energy
Modern society consumes large amounts of energy, which is mostly supplied by fossil fuels. However, these fuels offer only a … Continued
Green Infrastructures
The quality of (green) infrastructures is important to be able to cope with growing urban challenges. An urban area is … Continued
Soil salinity control in irrigated land
Introduction Soil salinity control relates to controlling the problem of soil salinity and reclaiming salinized agricultural land. The purpose of … Continued
Thematic Webinars: Multifunctional Infrastructure
‘Webinars’, or Web-based Seminars, are presentations or lectures transmitted over the Web. TheWaterChannel webinars are collaborative; the participants are able … Continued
Did you know that…?
<< Back to Salinity Home 10 Things you didn´t know about the Dead Sea Ocean salt primarily comes from … Continued
Salt Solutions
All over the world a wide variety of clever solutions are implemented to overcome salinity problems. We are happy to … Continued
Is the world getting saltier?
Is the world getting saltier? Yes it is! And here is some of what it means: Around 20% of all … Continued
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People, Technology and Alluvial Flood Plains of North Bihar from Eklavya Prasad
Q & A from TheWaterChannel Webinar ‘Water and Change’ (August 15, 2012)
On August 15, 2012, TheWaterChannel organised a webinar titled ‘Water and Change.’ The discussions were led by Henk van Schaik … Continued
Irrigation and water harvesting in times of scarcity: what we can learn from Yemen (July 29, 2011)
“…The governorates of Shabwa and Hadramout have long been renowned for their agriculture and irrigation systems. In an arid climate, … Continued
Water Management in Motion (2011)
Since TheWaterChannel was launched in 2009, we have been receiving frequent requests that some of the videos be made available … Continued