In the sprawling, sun-scorched landscapes of Abadan district, Iran, a silent battle is being waged against an invisible foe: soil salinity. This insidious enemy, fueled by poor water management and unsustainable agricultural practices, is slowly chok
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In the vast landscape of global development, natural resources have long been hailed as the golden ticket to economic prosperity. Yet, a groundbreaking study led by Mohammad Javad Barbari, published in the journal ‘Geography and Environmental Sustain
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In the heart of Iran’s arid landscape, the Hamedan-Bahar Plain faces an escalating water crisis, a challenge that echoes across many regions grappling with water scarcity. The Ekbatan Dam, a linchpin of the region’s water supply, is under increasing
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In the high-stakes world of semiconductor manufacturing, the production of chip wastewater presents a significant environmental challenge. This wastewater, laden with contaminants like fluoride and organic carbon/nitrogen, requires rigorous treatment
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In the heart of China’s rapid urbanization and industrial growth, the quest for high-quality drinking water has become a paramount concern. Chao Zeng, a leading expert from the Key Laboratory of Urban Water Supply, Water Saving and Water Environment
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In the heart of Pakistan, where water scarcity and rising energy costs are pressing concerns, a groundbreaking solution is emerging from the lab of Khansa Niazi, a student at the National University of Modern Languages (NUML). Niazi’s IoT-based Smart
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In the heart of China, the Shuangxikou Reservoir in Yuyao serves as a critical water supply source, but it’s facing a silent battle against eutrophication. This isn’t just an environmental concern; it’s a commercial challenge that could significantly
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In the heart of Central Asia, a region often overshadowed by its vast landscapes and rich history, a silent revolution is brewing. This revolution is not one of arms or ideologies, but of energy, economics, and food security. A recent study led by Nu
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In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, researchers are turning to an unlikely source: the ash left over from burning heavy oil. This waste, known as heavy oil fly ash (HOFA), is not just a byproduct but a potential goldmine of valuable metals
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In the heart of Iran’s Khorasan Razavi province, a critical study led by Hadi Dehghan, Assistant Professor at the Department of Water Engineering, Kashmar Higher Education Institute, is shedding light on the evolving water needs of agricultural plant