Split-scene composite image of the Indus River in Sindh, Pakistan. The left side shows flowing blue water with fishermen casting nets from boats along lush green banks. The right side depicts a cracked, barren riverbed with an abandoned fishing net, symbolizing the impact of water diversions. Overlay text reads “Indus River Water Crisis – Sindh’s Lifeline at Risk,” with the EnviroRevelations logo in the corner.
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Indus River Water Crisis Sindh: How Diversions Threaten Livelihoods

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IIntroduction The Indus water crisis is intensifying, threatening the very lifeline of Sindh — the Indus River. This vital waterway sustains the province’s agriculture, ecosystems, and communities, yet large-scale canal […]

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