• Climate change impact on forest and agrobiodiversity: a special reference to Amarkantak area, Madhya Pradesh 

  Ahirvar, Bhairo Prasad; Chaudhry, Shivaji; Kumar, Manish; Das, Pallavi (Singapore: Springer Nature, 2019-11)

  Impact of climate change causes many visible changes within an ecosystem and organism. In recent years, biodiversity loss is one of the challenging issues which are affected by climate change. India has a unique climate ...
• Water scarcity and land degradation nexus in the anthropocene: reformations for advanced water management as per the sustainable development goals 

  Das, Pallavi; Kumar, Manish (Springer, 2019-08)

  Over the last decays, soil and water pollution resulting from land degradation has led to strong impacts on the epoch of Anthropocene with unknown dimensions and large costs for society. In some cases, clear links have ...
• Assessment of water quality using multivariate analysis�a case study on the Brahmaputra River, Assam, India 

  Das, Pallavi; Kumar, Manish (Springer, 2019-08)

  Chemical composition of river water is vital to assessment of water quality for irrigation, agriculture and domestic usage. Chemical attributes of riverine water primarily governed by natural weathering of rocks have become ...
• Water quality under the changing climatic condition: a review of the Indian scenario 

  Das, Nilotpal; Mahanta, Chandan; Kumar, Manish (Springer, 2019-08)

  The current work reviews the state of Indian water quality under the climate change regime. Rising temperatures will lead to higher concentration of pollutants like nutrients (nitrates, phosphates etc.), persistent organic ...
• Water governance: a pragmatic debate of 21st century; an Indian perspective 

  Kumari, Omi; Kumar, Manish (Springer, 2019-08)

  The developing economies are facing water problems at a massive level. At present, coining the term water crisis is trending, either it�s United Nations or Indian Government officials have used it enormously. Whenever there ...
• Mitigating the risk of arsenic and fluoride contamination of groundwater through a multi-model framework of statistical assessment and natural remediation techniques 

  Singh, Ashwin; Patel, Arbind Kumar; Kumar, Manish (Springer, 2019-08)

  The present book chapter discusses the mechanism of Arsenic and Fluoride release in the groundwater and its related toxicity. The use of spatial modelling techniques involving machine learning classification algorithms can ...
• Two sides of a coin: targets and by-products of water and wastewater treatment 

  Ram, Bhagwana; Sharma, Divya; Kumar, Manish (Springer, 2019-08)

  With time new methods/technique developed for clean/portable as same, it is essential to authenticate them. In this chapter the discussion on what is the disadvantage of tertiary treatment including harmful disinfection ...
• A review on Antibiotic Resistance Gene (ARG) occurrence and detection in WWTP in Ishikawa, Japan and Colombo, Sri Lanka 

  Sulfikar, Sovannlaksmy, Sorn; Honda, Ryo; Chaminda, Tushara; Kumar, Manish (Springer, 2019-08)

  In this chapter, we give a brief overview on occurrence of antibiotic resistance gene in WWTP based on previous studies conducted in several countries. Then, we describe our initial effort in antibiotic resistance gene ...
• Climate change and sustainable management of the rivers system with special reference to the Brahmaputra river 

  Das, Pallavi; Kumar, Manish (Springer, 2019-01)

  Climate change is one of the biggest challenges and likely to have significant impact on the hydrology. Due to the increase in urbanization, industrialization and climate change, availability and requirement scenario of ...
• Geomorphic changes and sediment dynamics in rivers: causes and consequences 

  Sinha, Rajiv; Jain, Vikrant; Kumar, Gaurav (IISc Press, 2019)
• Implications of climate change on water quality: a review on perspective and challenges 

  Kumar, Manish; Taneja, Pinky (2019-01)
• The dynamic Kosi river and its tributaries 

  Jain, Vikrant; Kumar, Rakesh; Kaushal, Rahul Kumar; Gautam, Tanushri; Singh, S. K. (Springer, 2018-01)

  The Kosi River is known as one of the most dynamic river systems. Even smaller interfan rivers joining the Kosi River at downstream reaches are also characterised by frequent channel migration. Avulsion process is responsible ...

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