Inventorisation of Water Bodies in Bengaluru Metropolitan Area is a 2018 report from EMPRI for Karnataka Lake Conservation and Development Authority (KLCDA) . It details the lakes in Bengaluru in different parts, the state of these lakes including pollution level, biota and encroachments. The report also includes information about the number of lakes that have vanished over the years and what stands in their place.

Study by EMPRI, Government of Karnataka on the presence of heavy metals in vegetables sourced in markets in Bengaluru City.

Assessment report of Thippagondanahalli Reservoir, its catchment area and preservation zones, submitted to the Karnataka High Court - Aug 2015.

Reports from EMPRI on environmental impacts of Metro in Bengaluru. - Socio-Economic and Environmental Perceptions of Metro Rail Commuters: A case stud of Bengaluru City - Assessing Metro Rail System as a Means of Mitigation Strategy for Climate Change

Urban Planning Characteristics to Mitigate Climate Change in context of Urban Heat Island Effect is a report prepared for EMPRI by TERI India. The objective of the report is: "To study the Urban Heat Island effect within different pockets of Bangalore with respect to urban planning and develop relation between planning characteristics and microclimate, which will be useful for urban planners/authorities to mitigate UHI and climate change in newly developing areas of Bangalore"

Report from EMPRI on access to water in peri-urban parts of Bengaluru which don't come under BBMP or BWSSB.

Assessment of long-term changes in lakes and natural drainage patterns of Bengaluru city using historical satellite images is a research paper from November 2019. Authors: R.Hebbar, V.Poompavai, R.Sudha, T.R.Nagashree, S.Ramasubramoniam, K.S.Ramesh, K.Ganesha Raj, Uday Raj : NSRC, ISRO, India Seema Garg, C.K. Shivanna, Ramacharya, Honniah, R.Velumani, K.P. Akash: KLCDA, Government of Karnataka, India