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Hyderabad's lakes are facing a serious threat as Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) projects are allegedly being used to mask encroachments on Full Tank Level (FTL) land. Authorities have reclaimed nearly 100 acres, valued at over Rs 10,000 crore, from developers who used restoration efforts as a cover for illegal construction and land grabbing, impacting vital water bodies.

Tiny aquatic creatures in Ontario lakes faced severe acid rain in the 1960s. These copepods rapidly evolved to survive the harsh conditions. Remarkably, as pollution controls improved lakes, the copepods adapted again, reversing their earlier changes. This study provides a clear real-world example of evolutionary rescue, showing life's resilience.

Nearly 213 acres surrounding lake Superior Falls on the Wisconsin-Michigan border have been added to the U.S. national park system, ensuring long-term protection for its waterfalls, wildlife, and forests. This significant conservation boost safeguards the scenic natural attraction from future private development, allowing public access and future recreational opportunities.

A drought in 1853-54 revealed ancient wooden stakes in Swiss lakes. These led to the discovery of prehistoric pile-dwelling settlements. These sites offer a unique window into the everyday lives of early European farming communities. They showcase homes, food, tools, and farming practices. The discoveries changed how archaeologists studied prehistoric Europe, focusing on ordinary people.

Maharashtra’s Koyna Dam & Shivsagar lake Hide In Their Waters An Echo Of Lives Once Lived. When The Water Dries Up, The Past, Set In Stone & Soil, Reappears

Accused Chased Him With Weapon Till He Jumped Into lake Out Of Fear

North America boasts stunning freshwater lakes dotted with thousands of islands, many within the US. From lake Huron's 30,000 islands, including the world's largest freshwater island, to lake of the Woods' unique geography shaping the US's northernmost point, these island-rich lakes offer captivating natural wonders. Glacial activity and man-made dams are key to their formation.

Kufos study finds over 50% depth loss in 95 years, raising flood and ecological concerns