Conservation of water resources?

Question

i have to choose an indian river or water body and prepare a project on it.the sub points are

RIVERS.

1name,catchment area,tributaries and states benifitted IN DETAIL

2length of the river,frequency of flooding and its tributaries.

3geographic features formed along its upper,middle and lower coasts.

FOR ANT OTHER WATER BODY

1special characterestics,location,extent,geograph... and geological history,data on depth and area and pictures.

2legends and songs associated with the river

3.how the body benifits the ppl and distribution type and rural or urbal distribution

3.modes of its conservation

4.related issues like contamination,big dam developement,purification and sharind of resources

NOTE:I ACTULLY NEED ALL THIS INFO IN DETAIL SO PLEASEEEEE PPL HELP ME

please help me i need this stuff prettu urgently i actully feel this is a tough topic and i actully wanna gave all of u 10 points thnx in advance send me also at [e-mail]

Answer 1

That's really too complicated to post all on YA. Try Andrew's suggestion, go to wiki. You should try the library, journal articles and the web. Interesting topic though. good luck.

Answer 2

Well, glad to know about your project! To the best of my knowledge, you can get all the details of major national rivers of India from the website of National River Conservation Directorate under the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt.of India.

Answer 3

Why not just drink bottled water and save yourself the trouble?

Answer 4

The greatest waste of water ive ever seen is where water is pumped from  rivers in Utah to raise hay for cattle.  

Really, its the most ridiculous thing yet.    Hay grown uncut in Michigan, Wisconsin and most northern states, yet the governemnt pays these farmers a subsidity to raise hay for cattle??  

Write your paper on this topic.

Answer 5

do the Ganges River.  There is tons of information on it.  This will get you started and there is a link as well.

The Ganges (IPA: /ˈgænʤiːz/, also Ganga pronunciation (help·info), Devanāgarī: गंगा, IAST: Gaṅgā in most Indian languages, IPA: [ˈgəŋgaː]) is a major river in the Indian subcontinent flowing east through the eponymous plains of northern India into Bangladesh. The 2,510 km (1,557 mi) river begins at the Gangotri Glacier in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, in the central Himalayas, and drains into the Bay of Bengal through its vast delta in the Sunderbans. It has enjoyed a position of reverence for millennia by India's Hindus, by whom it is worshipped in its personified form as the goddess Ganga.

The Ganges and its tributaries drain a large – about one million square kilometres – and fertile basin that supports one of the world's highest-density human populations.

In his book Discovery of India, Jawaharlal Nehru writes,

The Ganges, above all is the river of India, which has held India's heart captive and drawn uncounted millions to her banks since the dawn of history. The story of the Ganges, from her source to the sea, from old times to new, is the story of India's civilization and culture, of the rise and fall of empires, of great and proud cities, of adventures of man…