In the heart of sub-Saharan Africa, where the very soil that sustains life is under threat, a beacon of hope emerges from the University of Aberdeen. Dominik Bittner, a researcher from the Institute of Biological and Environmental Sciences and the In
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In the heart of Xinjiang, China, a groundbreaking approach to water management is emerging, one that could reshape how we handle one of our most precious resources. Qiaoping Liu, a researcher from the College of Water Conservancy and Architectural En
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In the heart of Kazakhstan, researchers are tackling a pressing global challenge: how to sustainably produce durum wheat in the face of water scarcity and climate stress. Led by G. Saspugayeva from the Department of Environmental Engineering and Mana
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In the heart of South Asia, Bangladesh faces a formidable challenge: drought. Frequent and severe, these dry spells threaten water supplies, agricultural yields, and the energy sector’s stability. A recent study, published in the Vadose Zone Journal
In the quest to balance energy security with environmental sustainability, researchers are turning to innovative technologies that can unlock the potential of unconventional oil and gas reservoirs while simultaneously reducing carbon emissions. A rec
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In the heart of Zimbabwe, a pressing question echoes through the dry, parched landscapes: how can smallholder farmers, the backbone of rural communities, adapt to the harsh realities of climate change and ensure food security? Andrew Tapiwa Kugedera,
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In the heart of Eritrea’s semi-arid Upper Mereb Catchment, a critical lifeline flows beneath the surface, sustaining communities and agriculture alike. Groundwater, the region’s primary water source, is under the microscope in a recent study led by K
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In the face of escalating climate change, dryland regions are grappling with severe soil degradation and desertification, threatening food security and ecosystem stability. A groundbreaking review published in the journal *Biochar* (translated from C
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In the dense forests of southeastern Cameroon, a team of researchers has uncovered a hidden geological treasure trove that could reshape the region’s energy landscape. Led by Yandjimain Justine from the Department of Physics at the Advanced Teacher’s
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In the quest for sustainable food systems, a groundbreaking study published in *Next Sustainability* (which translates to *Next Sustainability*) offers a promising alternative to traditional photosynthesis-dependent agriculture. Led by Ivan Ermanoski
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