A new study by Xiaoping Tang from Guizhou University in China offers fresh insights into how water resources and renewable energy could revolutionize rice farming in Asia—the world’s most critical rice-producing region. The research, published in *Ag
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Ivo Zution Gonçalves, a researcher at the Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, has just published a sweeping analysis of U.S. irrigated agriculture that reads less like an academic exercise and more like a
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Sven Frietsch and his team at the University of Trier have uncovered troubling shifts in how pollutants and minerals move through southern Germany’s river systems—changes that could ripple through industries from agriculture to energy. Their study, p
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In the rolling fields of modern agriculture, where every drop of water counts, a quiet revolution is underway—one that could reshape how we manage irrigation and energy use. Researchers from the University of Sheffield, led by Patrick Stowell, have d
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The greenhouse in Bandar Lampung, Indonesia, isn’t much to look at from the outside—a simple structure of plastic sheeting and metal frames. But inside, where Dani Rofianto and his team from Politeknik Negeri Lampung have installed their IoT-based sm
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The Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) campus in India is quietly setting a new standard for how institutions can balance cost savings with sustainability—saving approximately Rs. 154 crores (about $18.5 million USD) annually while cutting ca
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In the race to decarbonize global energy systems, floating renewable energy (FRE) technologies are emerging as a game-changer—one that could redefine how we generate power without sacrificing land, biodiversity, or economic viability. A new study by
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The idea of powering a large hotel entirely with solar, wind, and ocean waves might sound like a futuristic fantasy—something out of a sci-fi novel where renewable energy flows as freely as seawater. But for Mohsen Fathi, a researcher at Iran Univers
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The Jebel Aulia Dam in Sudan, a critical piece of infrastructure for water management and energy production, has become a symbol of how war can turn a controlled resource into an uncontrolled hazard. Since April 2023, Sudan’s ongoing conflict has dis
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In a breakthrough that could redefine how perishable foods are monitored during storage and transport, researchers have developed a low-cost, real-time freshness sensor for buffalo meat that changes color as spoilage progresses. The innovation, led b
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