In the highlands of Ethiopia’s Abbay Basin, where the Muga watershed carves through fertile valleys, a quiet revolution in water management is underway—one that could reshape how a nation feeds itself and powers its future. According to research led
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In the arid landscapes of South Ethiopia, where the Kulfo and Gidabo watersheds feed into the Lake Abaya–Chamo sub-basin, water management has long been a delicate balancing act. For communities downstream, reliable streamflow predictions aren’t just
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Africa’s rapid urbanization and industrial growth are flushing unseen threats into its rivers, soils, and air. Pharmaceuticals lingering in wastewater, microplastics drifting from landfills, and pesticides seeping from farms are quietly reshaping the
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In the heart of Riyadh, where the desert sun bakes the earth to a crisp, a team led by Muawia Dafalla, head of the Research Chair in Expansive Soils at King Saud University, has uncovered a method that could reshape how industries manage water in ari
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In the highlands of Ethiopia’s Gurage Zone, where the undulating terrain of the Keremsa subwatershed meets the daily struggles of smallholder farmers, a quiet revolution is underway—not in the form of tractors or high-tech irrigation, but in the care
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In the heart of Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa, a team led by Tamirat Tadesse Yematawork at the Center for Environmental Science, Addis Ababa University, has turned an ecological nuisance into an industrial solution. Water hyacinth, a fast-growing a
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In the drought-prone Bazo River catchment of Southern Ethiopia, where water scarcity has long stymied development, a new study offers a lifeline—literally. Researchers led by Awraja Abera Tolba from the Faculty of Water Resources and Irrigation Engin
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Egypt’s agricultural heartland is facing a quiet crisis—one that threatens food security and forces farmers to make do with water that may do more harm than good. A new study by Eman Ashour, a researcher at Tanta University’s Department of Irrigation
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The global push toward circular economies is transforming how cities handle what was once considered waste—municipal sewage sludge. A new review in *South Sustainability* (published as *Sostenibilidad del Sur* in Spanish) by lead author Isabel Milagr
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The push for cleaner industrial operations is gaining momentum, and a new review from Shital Yashwant Waware is shedding light on how environmental chemical engineering could reshape the energy sector. Published in *ITEGAM-Journal of Engineering, Tec
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