lakes
Coverage of lakes in the Nexus archive.
- Only 1 in 7 of England’s rivers, lakes and estuaries meet ecological standards
Only 1 in 7 of England’s rivers, lakes and estuaries meet ecological standards. A charity stated that Environment Agency data suggests that the country's waters are considered among the filthiest in Europe.
- In Hungary, a wetland paradise lost
Climate change is causing wetlands and natural water bodies in Hungary to dry out, threatening a region historically known for its rivers, lakes, and fertile fields.
- CEO of Raichur Zilla Panchayat inspects lakes
The CEO of Raichur Zilla Panchayat conducted an inspection of lakes. The activity is part of routine oversight.
- Canadian Boreal Forest Part 2
The Canadian Boreal Forest spans from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific, featuring moose, beaver, rivers, lakes, and a short frost-free period. Stroud intentionally tips his canoe in mid-stream.
- Balean a hombre en condominio de Deerfield Beach
Agentes de la Oficina del Alguacil de Broward (BSO) respondieron a un tiroteo en un condominio de Deerfield Beach donde un hombre resultó herido. Los paramédicos trasladaron al hombre a un hospital, y los agentes detuvieron a una persona antes de las 8:15 p.m. Detectives investigan las circunstancias del incidente.
- Austin police enforce temporary waterways ban as hazardous flooding conditions persist
The Austin Police Department is enforcing a temporary ban on local lakes and rivers due to hazardous flooding conditions. They are warning the public to avoid these waterways as residents continue to violate the mandatory restriction.
- Denver area residents look to beat the heat at lakes and rivers despite low water levels
Denver area residents are seeking ways to stay cool during a heatwave with temperatures near triple digits, but low water levels are limiting access to lakes and rivers. High temperatures are expected to persist through the week.
- Bihar Environment Minister inaugurates ‘Ecotourism Investors Meet-2026’
Bihar Environment Minister inaugurates the ‘Ecotourism Investors Meet-2026’ to boost ecotourism through private investment. The initiative divides ecotourism destinations into two groups: Group A with 29 reservoir-based projects and Group B with 247 projects including ponds, lakes, and wetlands.
- ‘Kashmir not selling Disneyland; protecting lakes, glaciers, mountains central to tourism plan,’ says CM Omar Abdullah
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasized protecting natural features like lakes, glaciers, and mountains in Jammu and Kashmir's tourism plan, stating that regulating tourist flow may be necessary to ensure a serene environment. He welcomed the current surge in tourists but highlighted future management needs.
- Cauvery basin farmers abandon or delay sowing amid water crisis
Farmers in the Cauvery basin region are abandoning or delaying sowing due to a water crisis. Reservoir levels, along with lakes, ponds, and small water bodies, are worryingly low in the area.
- Satellite images show 10 places where water is disappearing globally
Satellite images reveal 10 global locations experiencing water disappearance. Freshwater sources like lakes and rivers are declining due to rising climate and land pressure.
- China study finds subsea cable-wrecking supercurrents more common than realised
A study led by Tsinghua University found that turbidity currents, undersea flows capable of damaging subsea cables, are more common than previously believed. These currents form in environments like reservoirs and lakes, where they were thought impossible, challenging prior assumptions about their behavior.
- Shoolagiri wetland turns into toxic bed of industrial waste
Shoolagiri wetland has become a toxic bed due to industrial waste dumping, which contaminates groundwater and lakes.
- Lakes filled with treated water may lead to floods as monsoon arrives, caution activists
Activists warn that filling city lakes with treated water has reduced their flood retention capacity. The absence of sluice gates in these lakes prevents authorities from regulating water levels during monsoon rains, increasing flood risks.
- Two more bodies pulled from water during heatwave: Nine people including seven teens, grandfather, 68, and woman in her 70s die after getting into difficulty in lakes and the sea
Nine people, including seven teenagers, a grandfather, a 68-year-old individual, and a woman in her 70s, died after encountering difficulties in lakes and the sea during a heatwave. Two additional bodies were recovered from the water, bringing the total number of fatalities to nine.
- Water safety experts warn of dangers of outdoor swimming as heatwave grips UK
Water safety experts warn of outdoor swimming dangers during a UK heatwave, as at least nine people, including seven young individuals, have died in water-related incidents. The heatwave has driven crowds to rivers, lakes, and reservoirs, prompting emergency services to report increased fatalities.