Researchers in Mexico have developed a promising new approach to desalination that could help address global freshwater shortages while reducing energy demands—a critical challenge for both water and energy sectors. Walter Torres Hernández, lead auth
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Deep mining is no longer the stuff of science fiction—it’s the reality shaping the future of energy and mineral extraction. As easily accessible mineral deposits dwindle, the mining industry is turning to depths once considered unreachable, where tem
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In the arid landscapes of China’s Changqing Oilfield, where the extraction of coalbed methane is a critical yet water-intensive process, a team led by PetroChina’s Liu Kaiwen has unlocked a solution that could redefine how the energy sector approache
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Zhao Peihong and his team at the National Engineering Research Center of Eco-Environment in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, under China Three Gorges Corporation, have uncovered a stark inefficiency in wastewater treatment plants that could reshape h
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For decades, Eastern Africa’s farmers have wrestled with a paradox: their soils are hungry, yet their livestock are starving. The region’s smallholders depend on both to survive, but synthetic fertilizers—costly and carbon-intensive—offer only a part
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Amina Elbakri’s research, published in *Discover Sustainability* by the Department of Rural Economy at the National School of Agriculture, sheds light on a critical challenge facing Morocco’s agricultural sector: the unsustainable use of water in veg
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Nepal’s Budhi Gandaki Basin is a vital lifeline for millions, feeding irrigation systems and filling reservoirs that power the nation’s growing hydropower ambitions. Yet beneath its snow-fed rivers and terraced hillsides lies a quiet crisis: sediment
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The Northeastern Nile Delta isn’t just a stretch of fertile land—it’s a pressure cooker of competing demands. Here, a growing population, industrial expansion, and the looming specter of climate change are colliding with a finite resource: groundwate
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In the arid landscapes of Egypt and Saudi Arabia, where water scarcity and quality are daily concerns, a breakthrough in environmental monitoring could reshape how cities manage one of their most vital resources. Sayed Abdel-Khalek, a mathematician w
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A recent study from Moulay Ismaïl University in Morocco has delivered good news for communities relying on groundwater in semi-arid Mediterranean regions. Researchers led by Ali El Mansour from the Bio-Resources, Environment and Health team at the Fa
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