Words of Praise:
“The documentary excellently portrays the personal impact of the climate crisis and how global inequality exacerbates those consequences. In a university classroom setting, our discussions often revolve around social and legal theories that can help explain global inequality and climate change as a human rights issue, but students rarely have an opportunity to connect those theories with such an honest and poignant narrative of the real life consequences of the climate crisis.”
— Dr. Wanda June, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Mount Royal University, Canada, on “The Weight of Water (2021)”
Rich and thought-provoking!
Written in a clear and accessible language, the book is suitable for a wide range of readers, from the general public to policymakers. Filled with rich and thought-provoking information, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to better understand the impacts of climate change in Nepal on a local level and provide inspiration to them to take action in addressing it.
— Dr. Arun Bhakta Shrestha, Climate Scientist, and IPCC Author, former Climate Change Specialist with International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (Retired), on “The Heat is On: Stories of Climate Change from Koshi Basin”
Award-winning photo story!
Neelima’s series illustrates the intimate dependence of Ladakhis on snowfall and glacier melt for sustenance and livelihood, emphasizing the need to reinvent water storage and irrigation in the near future.
— Judges of Onewater’s 2024/25 Photostory Contest on “Water Towers”, convened jointly with the UNESCO World Water Assessment Programme, the Asian Development Bank, Inter-American Development Bank and the City of Burghausen, on “Vanishing glaciers and disappearing winters in Ladakh“
As engaging as it is educational!
“The Weight of Water is as engaging as it is educational. Although it is not an easy watch, the documentary manages to capture what so many scientific journal articles, news pieces, documentaries, and on-the-ground reports have failed to highlight: the human cost of climate change. The Weight of Water is successful in showing the complexity of the climate emergency, and how viewing its effects through an intersectional lens can further highlight its footprint in exacerbating socio-economic inequities.”
— Shuvam Rizal, for The Record Nepal, on “The Weight of Water (2021)”
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