GENERAL24 Sept 2026
The importance of 'blue-green' infrastructure
A new book, 'Water, Nature, Progress: Solutions for a New India', offers policymakers a practical guide to building resilience against extreme weather. It arrives as the tragedy in Nepal reminds us that water and forests cannot be taken for granted. For anyone planning cities, farms or water supplies, this matters: nature-based defences against floods and droughts deserve a closer look before the next crisis.
Key Statutory Highlights
- A new book titled 'Water, Nature, Progress: Solutions for a New India' is described as a practical guide for policymakers.
- The book deals with building resilience against extreme weather.
- The tragedy in Nepal is cited as a reminder that water and forests cannot be taken for granted.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you plan infrastructure, water supply or land use, consider reading this book or similar material on nature-based resilience, and treat it as background reading rather than a substitute for local engineering or legal advice.
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