Climate study shows drying of Cauvery to persist until 2050, even as other rivers swell

Cauvery faces potential “near-term decline” of about 3.5% of its waters between 2026 and 2050, even as its northern counterparts brace for floods; Godaveri-Cauvery link project may be a critical solution Cauvery faces potential “near-term decline” of about 3.5% of its waters between 2026 and 2050, even as its northern counterparts brace for floods;…

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• Cauvery faces potential “near-term decline” of about 3.5% of its waters between 2026 and 2050, even as its northern counterparts brace for floods; Godaveri-Cauvery link project may be a critical…
• Cauvery faces potential “near-term decline” of about 3.5% of its waters between 2026 and 2050, even as its northern counterparts
• brace for floods; Godaveri-Cauvery link project may be a critical solution Cauvery faces potential “near-term decline” of about
• 3.5% of its waters between 2026 and 2050, even as its northern counterparts brace for floods; Godaveri-Cauvery link project may be

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• ion Cauvery faces potential “near-term decline” of about 3.5% of its waters between 2026 and 2050, even as its northern counterparts brace for floods; Godaveri-Cauvery link project may be a critical solution
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Why it matters

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• Cauvery faces potential “near-term decline” of about 3.5% of its waters between 2026 and 2050, even as its northern counterparts
• brace for floods; Godaveri-Cauvery link project may be a critical solution Cauvery faces potential “near-term decline” of about
• 3.5% of its waters between 2026 and 2050, even as its northern counterparts brace for floods; Godaveri-Cauvery link project may be