In the heart of Vietnam’s central region, where the Perfume River winds through the historic city of Huế, a quiet revolution in urban planning is unfolding—one that could reshape how cities worldwide manage growth, energy, and infrastructure. Led by
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In the arid landscapes of northern Mexico, where water scarcity shapes every aspect of life, Oscar Abel González-Vergara and his team at the Centro de Investigación en Materiales Avanzados are redefining how we measure the pulse of our rivers. Their
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In the heart of India’s Mahanadi Basin, where agriculture and water management hinge on precise predictions, a new study by Deepak Raj of the National Institute of Technology Patna offers a glimpse into the future of evapotranspiration (ETo) forecast
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In a world where water scarcity threatens energy security, groundwater—the hidden lifeblood of industry—has become a critical asset. Research published in the *Journal of Groundwater Science and Engineering* (Chinese: 《地下水科学与工程》) by Adla Andalu, a ci
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Hiran H. Lathabai, a researcher at Amrita CREATE in Kerala, India, has just mapped out a roadmap for how artificial intelligence and big data—what’s being called *environmental intelligence* (EI)—can accelerate progress on three of the United Nations
AI-Driven Environmental Intelligence Reshapes Global Sustainability Read More »
Ali Rahmati, a researcher at Pars University of Architecture and Art, has shed light on a pressing urban challenge in the West Golestan neighborhood of Iran. His study, published in *Design and Planning in Architecture and Urbanism*, examines the phe
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The water sector is quietly undergoing a revolution, one where artificial intelligence isn’t just predicting pipe bursts or optimizing treatment processes—it’s reshaping the very regulations that keep our water safe and our infrastructure resilient.
AI Reshapes Water Regulations as Silent Policymaker Read More »
In the sun-baked hills of southern Italy, where summer temperatures can turn rooftops into ovens, researchers have uncovered a promising solution to two of urban development’s biggest challenges: energy efficiency and water conservation. Behrouz Piro
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The rhythm of Japan’s landscapes has shifted subtly over the past four and a half decades, reshaping how land is used from Hokkaido’s snow-capped forests to the subtropical islands of Okinawa. A new study led by Yuriko Yazawa at the Center for Spatia
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The Chili River meanders through Arequipa, Peru’s second-largest city, its banks lined with colonial architecture and sprawling informal settlements. For most residents, it’s a familiar sight—sometimes a backdrop, sometimes a nuisance. But for Berly
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