THE rapidly deteriorating quality of groundwater in parts of Delhi is due to hazardous substances leached from landfill sites, according to Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA). The water is

• Pesticides can harm unborn children, and an estimated Rs 24,000 crore is needed to fight pesticide-borne dis-eases, says Suresh Prabhu, Union minister for environment and forests. •

Washington state plans to sue the US energy department for failing to clean up a radioactive waste dump

Groundwater in some parts of Calcutta has revealed traces of arsenic, according to a recently published research paper. Scientists from the School of Environmental Studies of Jadavpur University,

US scientists have developed a device that eliminates all carcinogenic additives from groundwater reserves

No more drinkable, Delhi s groundwater is poison

A new bacterium can convert a toxic groundwater pollutant into a harmless hydrocarbon

a rs 5 crore plan has been submitted by the government of West Bengal to the Centre in order to fight the high levels of arsenic and fluoride contamination in the groundwater of the state. The