Author name: Rachel Green

In the heart of India’s breadbasket, a pressing challenge is unfolding. Groundwater levels are plummeting, and a new, thirsty crop—spring maize—is adding to the strain. But a recent study offers a glimmer of hope, demonstrating how innovative agricul

In the vast, arid landscapes of Xinjiang, China, a critical question looms: how will climate change impact wheat yields, a staple crop that underpins regional food security and economic stability? A recent study published in the journal *Agricultural

In the Eastern Mediterranean, where the delicate balance between natural hazards and human development is ever-present, a groundbreaking study is offering new insights into flood susceptibility, with significant implications for urban planning, infra

In the heart of Egypt, researchers are tackling a global challenge: groundwater contamination. Mohammed Mansour Meky, a civil engineering professor at Beni Suef University, has published a comprehensive review in the *Journal of Degraded and Mining L

In the heart of Indonesia’s Central Java Province, a humble crop is facing formidable challenges that could reshape the agricultural landscape and offer lessons for other sectors, including energy. Shallot farming, a vital part of the region’s econom

In the heart of Ethiopia’s Tana sub-basin, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the intricate dynamics of groundwater recharge, offering promising insights for sustainable water resource management and the energy sector. Led by Kibru Gedam Ber

In the heart of India, a groundbreaking fusion of genomics and artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of precision agriculture, with potential ripples extending into the energy sector. Rajesh Polegopu, a researcher from the Department of Ele