Author name: Mia Wright

Argonne National Laboratory is shaking things up in the realm of STEM education, particularly for families on the south side of Chicago. With a clear goal to make outreach events more accessible, Argonne has teamed up with community partners to bridg

Armenia stands at a critical juncture, grappling with the dual challenges of climate change and energy dependency, as highlighted in the World Bank Group’s Armenia Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR). The report paints a stark picture: Arme

Scientists have long been captivated by the alchemy of turning hydrogen and oxygen into water, especially when palladium takes the lead as a catalyst. This reaction is not just a laboratory curiosity; it’s pivotal for clean energy applications, parti

In the wake of recent hurricanes and flooding wreaking havoc across the southeastern U.S., the conversation around water conservation and quality has never been more urgent. The reality is stark: without adequate funding and community support, our ef

The pump industry in Africa stands at a crossroads, where regulatory changes create both challenges and opportunities for growth. With agriculture, water supply, mining, and oil and gas heavily reliant on pump technology, the stakes couldn’t be highe

In a world where freshwater scarcity looms larger than ever, the recent research published in Desalination shines a light on a promising alternative for managing brine in brackish water desalination. Researchers have turned their attention to salt-fr

The conversation around stormwater management is gaining momentum, especially in regions grappling with increased flooding and runoff. In Madison, a vibrant community dealing with these very challenges, stormwater expert Chris Obropta is spreading th

Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has made a bold move in the fight against water loss by launching a specialized Leak Detection Field (LDF), a project designed to train staff in cutting-edge leakage detection techniques. This initiative, in collaboration wi

Local communities, living in close proximity to natural resources, have long relied on their intimate knowledge of the environment to sustain their lifestyles. This connection to nature has historically allowed them to optimize resources for everyday