In the quiet corners of rural communities, a silent threat may be lurking in the very water that sustains life. Hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)), a known carcinogen, has been detected in drinking water supplies, raising concerns about its long-term healt
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In the heart of Brazil, a crop is stirring the pot of the global energy debate. Not the traditional sugarcane that has long been a staple of the country’s agriculture, but a hardier, more resilient cousin known as energy cane. This isn’t just another
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In a significant stride for hydrological modeling, researchers have developed a new tool that promises to revolutionize water resource management and planning, particularly in regions where groundwater plays a pivotal role. The DECIPHeR-GW v1 model,
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In the heart of Iraq, a researcher is pioneering a system that could redefine the future of sustainable energy and agriculture. Sami Abduljabbar Rashid, a scientist at the Biomedical Engineering Research Center of the University of Anbar in Ramadi, i
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In the heart of Indonesia’s Riau Province, a unique forest stands as a testament to the intricate balance between ecological conservation and community livelihoods. The Imbo Putui Customary Forest, managed by indigenous communities, is a fragmented y
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In the heart of Colorado’s subalpine terrain, a groundbreaking study led by K. L. Mooney from the University of Wyoming is shedding new light on how snow water resources are distributed and redistributed across landscapes. Published in the journal ‘T
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In a groundbreaking study published in the *Environmental Energy and Economic Research* (translated from Persian as *Journal of Environmental Energy and Economic Research*), researchers have quantified the environmental costs of electricity generatio
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In the heart of the Italian Alps, a silent giant hums with potential, and a new dataset is set to unlock its secrets. Over 300 large hydropower systems (LHSs) dot the Italian Alpine Region (IAR), contributing a staggering 80% of the nation’s hydropow
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In the heart of the European Alps, a delicate balance is being struck between the growing demand for renewable energy and the preservation of delicate river ecosystems. As reservoirs age, siltation becomes an increasingly pressing issue, threatening
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In the heart of Kenya’s industrial landscape, a pressing challenge is unfolding. The textile industry, a significant contributor to the nation’s economy, is also a major polluter, responsible for a staggering 56% of total industrial pollution. As the
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