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Perspective / Freshwater springs are disappearing in Nepal, threatening people’s lives. Research efforts must step up before it is too late.
Perspective / The Mara River is a crucial water source for farms, villages and ecosystems. Researchers and stakeholders are working together to ensure it remains sustainable.
Feature / SEI Asia and the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 have announced a diverse slate of events that will enable regional collaboration towards the 2030 Agenda.
Journal article / Using a WEAP model, this paper finds that simple changes to water operations are unlikely to prevent the extinction of spring-run Chinook salmon in Butte Creek.
Media coverage / The reclamation of the lakes and water bodies for development in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh is increasing the vulnerability of the city's poor.
Other publication / These three reports summarize the findings of a survey of Yolo County farmers, focusing on their concerns, preferences and practices.
Project / SEI researchers work throughout California to model complex water systems and explore sustainable management options.
Feature / The project WATERDRIVE gives countries surrounding the Baltic Sea opportunities to focus on the best methods that work locally to enhance sustainability.
Feature / SEI scientists say urgent measures are needed to protect the biological wealth of the Chindwin River Basin in Myanmar.
