In the arid landscapes of Hamedan, Iran, a groundbreaking study is challenging conventional wisdom about soil erosion and fertilizer use, with potential implications for the energy sector’s environmental footprint. Researchers from Bu-Ali Sina Univer
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In the face of rapid urbanization and climate change, cities are grappling with complex water management challenges. A recent perspective piece published in *Water Resources Research* (translated as *Research on Water Resources*) sheds light on the e
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In the sun-drenched orchards of Southwest China, a silent battle for water is taking place, one that could reshape the future of agriculture and energy. Researchers, led by Ningbo Cui from the State Key Laboratory of Hydraulics and Mountain River Eng
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In the heart of China’s energy sector, a groundbreaking study has shed new light on the vast potential of coal rock gas resources in the Ordos Basin, offering promising insights for the energy industry. Led by Kang Meng from the Research Institute of
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In the face of increasingly intense urban flooding, driven by climate change and rapid urbanization, a groundbreaking study offers a promising solution for real-time water level monitoring and automated drainage control. Led by Sang-Leen Yun of the K
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In the face of a global water crisis, driven by climate change and burgeoning populations, sustainable water production has never been more critical. Desalination stands as a pivotal solution, yet its energy-intensive nature demands a shift from foss
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In the quest for cleaner energy solutions, hydrogen fuel cells have emerged as a promising contender, offering high efficiency and zero emissions. However, managing these complex systems effectively has been a challenge. A recent study published in t
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In the heart of Asia, a region often referred to as the Third Pole due to its vast ice fields and glaciers, a significant shift in water runoff patterns is underway. This change, driven by climate forces, is not only reshaping the region’s hydrology
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In the heart of India, the Wardha sub-basin of the Godavari River is a lifeline for agriculture, industry, and domestic use. Yet, this vital resource faces mounting pressures from over-extraction and contamination. A recent study published in ‘Discov
In the vast expanse of our planet, lakes are more than just serene bodies of water; they are vital ecosystems that provide a multitude of services, often referred to as blue ecosystem services (BES). These services, ranging from maintaining biodivers
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