Aquatic Ecology Centre
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South Asian Nitrogen Hub (SANH)
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Sanitation and Climate: Assessing Resilience and Emissions (SCARE)
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Narayani Project
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Rupa Taal Watershed Research Station
Stepping forward in establishing “Rupataal Watershed Research Station”.
SCARE Project Intro: Prof. Dr. Subodh Sharma, Kathmandu University.
SCARE Project: Sanitation and Climate: Assessing Resilience and Emissions
Sanitation emits carbon and contributes to global warming – but this is poorly quantified. Sanitation systems are sensitive to climate change, and future access loss is a significant worry. When it comes to sanitation, the goal should be to maximize the benefits to public health, accessibility, and resilience while lowering emissions. SCARE is the first comprehensive study of both resilience and emissions in low- and middle-income countries.
Prof. Dr. Subodh Sharma: Things to consider while lifting water from rivers and streams.
According to Prof. Dr. Subodh Sharma, it is vital to investigate the levels of soluble elements such as silica and lead in rivers and streams flowing from the Himalayas. He stated that water should only be distributed to consumers once such elements have been neutralized.
Prof. Dr. Subodh Sharma, Registrar, Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel, Nepal.
Prof. Dr. Subodh Sharma addresses on global warming and water pollution near Chitwan’s Narayani River. He urges everyone to safeguard water resources and to think of water as one of the best indications of pollution.
Introduction to SANH project by Prof. Dr. Subodh Sharma
"SANH WP 1.3 Questionnaire" @Biratnagar, Morang.
A survey for a research project: South Asian Nitrogen Hub (SANH) The aim of this project is to improve Nitrogen management in agriculture and investigate how Nitrogen is impacting our environment.
How tough is WASH?
“Speleothems in Nepal: Pioneer Study of Paleoclimate in Nepal” FOCOS Project.
“Presentation on climate change and its impact by Dr. Rabin Raj Niraula”