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
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Land degradation is a critical challenge in Ethiopia, impacting not only agricultural productivity but also the broader ecosystem services essential for sustainable development. A recent study published in the Journal of Degraded and Mining Lands Man
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Recent research conducted by Gizachew Wedajo from the Space Science and Geospatial Institute has unveiled critical insights into the interplay between land use, climate change, and water resources in the Dhidhessa River Basin (DRB) in Ethiopia. This
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A recent study published in ‘Environment International’ has unveiled critical insights into the safety of drinking water across various supply sources in the United States, raising important questions for consumers and industry stakeholders alike. Th
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In a significant stride toward sustainable energy development, a recent study led by Mirjana Bojović from the Faculty of Ecological Agriculture at Educons University highlights the untapped potential of agroforestry systems and forest resources in th
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In the face of climate change and increasing human activities, the stability of water resources has become a pressing concern, particularly in agricultural settings. A recent study led by Zhan Shu from the Key Laboratory of Agricultural Soil and Wate
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The Kulekhani-I Reservoir in Nepal, one of the country’s pioneering storage-type hydropower projects, faces a significant threat from sedimentation, which is jeopardizing its operational capacity and long-term sustainability. A recent study led by Bh
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On the outskirts of the Pinios dam reservoir in Greece, a pressing issue has emerged that could have significant ramifications for water treatment operations in the region. Recent research led by Maria Michalopoulou from the Department of Geology at
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Recent research from Heilongjiang Province has shed light on the critical interplay between agricultural water and land resources, revealing significant regional disparities that could have far-reaching implications for agricultural productivity and
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In an insightful study published in ‘Shuitu baochi tongbao’, Wu Xiao from the Lanzhou Hydrology Station in Gansu Province has shed light on the significant potential of check dams in enhancing water resource management in the region. The research hig
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