Author name: Ian Ross

China’s ambitious energy transition is not just a matter of environmental necessity; it has profound implications for the water, sanitation, and drainage sector. As highlighted in a recent article by Olga V. Alexeeva, published in ‘VertigO’, the Peop

A recent article published in ‘VertigO’, titled “La nouvelle économie des ressources et les marches de l’eau : une perspective idéologique ?” by Olivier Petit, critically examines the emerging paradigm of New Resource Economics, particularly in the c

In the shantytowns of Cotonou, the struggle for clean drinking water is a daily reality, as highlighted in a recent study by Espérance Olive Hounsounou, published in ‘VertigO’. The research sheds light on the intricate supply chain of water from the

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Earth System Dynamics,’ researchers have unveiled a hyper-resolution global hydrological model that promises to enhance water management strategies across the globe. Led by B. van Jaarsveld from the Department

In a groundbreaking study published in the Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, researchers have unveiled a novel approach to optimize dam water releases for agricultural and ecological sustainability in the Karkheh basin of Iran. The Karkheh Dam,

A recent study from the Institute for Local Sustainable Development Goals at Hunan University of Science and Technology sheds light on the dynamic water storage variations in Dongting Lake, a critical water body in Southern China. Published in the Jo

A groundbreaking study published in ‘Applications in Energy and Combustion Science’ explores the integration of green hydrogen into building-distributed multi-energy systems (BDMES), presenting a transformative approach to decarbonizing electricity g

The quest for sustainable alternatives to conventional plastics is gaining urgency as the global plastic pollution crisis escalates. A recent study published in ‘Sustainable Chemistry for the Environment’ explores an innovative solution: bioplastics