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Posted by Susan Sharma on December 09, 2023

 

This is the title of a video I made in 2017, after seeing the Bellandur lake catch fire.  

"By 2020, 93% of Bengaluru’s landscape would be filled with paved surfaces. This drastic reduction in open and green spaces would make the region rich with green house gases, water-scarce, non-resilient and unliveable, depriving the city-dwellers of clean air, water and environment."  a report from IISC said this

In the 1970s, there were still 285 lakes in the city, making it self-sufficient in its water needs. Today, however, there are just 194 lakes, and the large majority of them are sewage-fed. The rest have been lost to encroachments.

Have things improved in Bangalore since?  Welcome comments from Bangaloreans on the you tube video link given below.

 https://youtu.be/4IGCX64ySVI

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Susan Sharma says

December 09, 2023 at 04:41 PM

The you tube link given in the post is not opening. Try this
https://youtu.be/4IGCX64ySVI?si=jFOWjWbX2J39TECl


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