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Are White-Topped Roads Worsening Flooding in Bengaluru?
Published in Citizen Matters
The Greater Bengaluru Authority Must Embrace River-Centric Planning
Published in South First
Bring Back Nature to Bengaluru’s Rescue
Published in Deccan Herald
Few Bengaluru Apartments Sell Treated Wastewater
Published in Deccan Herald
FluxGen and WELL Labs’ DropTalk 2025 Redefines Water Conversations
Published in MSN
Bengaluru Needs Effective Groundwater Monitoring
Published in Citizen Matters
Review: Draft Framework for Lake Rejuvenation
WELL Labs, in collaboration with Friends of Lakes and supported by DCB Bank and BBMP, has drafted a framework for sustainably managing lakes. We invite you to review it and share your insights.
How Can We Engage Communities to Conserve Water in Bengaluru?
The Green Star Challenge promotes water sustainability in Bengaluru by acknowledging and promoting communities’ and institutions’ conservation efforts
Why Does It Flood so Bad in Bengaluru?
Published in The Hindu
Rain batters India’s Bengaluru, Renews Haphazard Expansion Concerns
Published in Hindustan Times
Bengaluru: Driest September in Decades Exposes Demand-Supply Gap
Published in NewsTrail
Bengaluru Heading Towards Zero Water Days, Warn Experts
Published in Deccan Herald
Building Climate-Resilient Cities with Nature-Based Solutions
In part 3 of this blog series, we look at how nature-based solutions (NbS) can help urban India mitigate and adapt to heat and water stress. We also delve into the work we are doing on NbS.
Science Gallery is Helping Bengaluru Rediscover its lakes–by teaching map-making
Published in Deccan Herald
Community Involvement Key to Reviving Bengaluru Lakes, Says Expert
Published in Deccan Herald
Bengaluru Has the Highest Number of Decentralised Sewage Treatment Plants Globally. Are They Effective?
WELL Labs and Eawag surveyed decentralised sewage treatment plants in the Yelahanka zone of northern Bengaluru to understand the challenges in urban wastewater treatment and reuse.
Groundwater Contamination Leaves Children at Higher Risk, Finds Chikkaballapur Study
Published in Deccan Herald
Google-backed Fund Selects 4 Indian Organisations for AI-driven Climate Solutions
Published in Deccan Herald
Grey to Blue: What Can Bengaluru Learn From Chennai on Tertiary Treatment of Wastewater
Chennai’s Nesapakkam plant is an important project we need to evaluate and consider replicating in other cities because it converts wastewater to potable quality