In the heart of South Africa, a groundbreaking shift is underway in how water resources are modeled and managed. Sofia Lazar, a researcher from the Institute for Water Research at Rhodes University and the National Higher School of Hydraulics in Alge
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In the heart of Egypt’s Eastern Desert, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we understand and manage one of the world’s most precious resources: groundwater. Led by El-Taher M. M. Shams from the Natural Resources and Energy Department at Damanhou
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In the heart of Ghana’s Vea catchment, a silent health crisis is unfolding, one sip at a time. High levels of fluoride and nitrate in groundwater are posing significant health risks to local communities, and new research is shedding light on the urge
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In the heart of Iran’s Zanjan Province, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we think about water storage, with significant implications for the energy sector. Hassan Ojaghlou, a researcher from the Department of Water Science and Engineering at t
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In the heart of the burgeoning smart home revolution, a team of innovators has crafted a tangible model that could redefine how we interact with our living spaces. Led by Soufiane Hachani from the automatic department, this groundbreaking project, pu
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In the heart of Southern California, the Yucaipa Valley is a microcosm of the challenges facing water management in semiarid regions worldwide. As climate change looms, understanding how future conditions will impact groundwater resources is crucial,
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In the heart of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, a silent revolution is taking root, quite literally. Vegetable farmers are turning to an unconventional yet increasingly necessary resource: municipal wastewater. This shift, driven by water scarcity and urb
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In the heart of Irbid Camp, Jordan, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we think about urban sustainability and resource management. Led by Ali Shehadeh, a civil engineering expert from Yarmouk University’s Hijjawi Faculty for Engineering Technol
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In an era where water scarcity is a pressing global issue, researchers are turning to innovative desalination technologies to quench the world’s thirst. A recent study published in Desalination and Water Treatment, led by Subodh Kumar Jha from the De
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In the lush, often contested landscapes of Southeast Asia, a critical debate is unfolding that could reshape the future of the global energy and food sectors. At the heart of this debate is palm oil, a powerhouse in biodiesel production, but also a c
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