In the sun-drenched fields of the Mediterranean, a silent crisis is brewing. Climate change is tightening its grip, squeezing out precious water resources and leaving farmers to grapple with increasingly saline irrigation water. But a glimmer of hope
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In the heart of Taichung City, Taiwan, a groundbreaking study led by Pin-Han Chen from Providence University is revolutionizing the way we think about waste management and sustainable agriculture. Chen, a researcher at the College of Science, has dev
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In a groundbreaking development that could revolutionize wastewater treatment and recycling, researchers have created a hybrid adsorbent material that not only effectively removes pollutants but also finds a second life in composite materials. This i
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In the rugged landscapes of Northeastern Ethiopia, a silent crisis is unfolding. The Beshilo Watershed, a vital region for agriculture and energy production, is under siege from soil erosion and land degradation. A recent study, led by Melak Desta Wo
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In the heart of Saudi Arabia, the city of Madinah Al Munawara, known as the City of the Prophet, is set to revolutionize its water management strategies, offering a blueprint for sustainable urban development that could ripple through the energy sect
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In the relentless pursuit of clean energy solutions, a groundbreaking review published by EcoMat, a journal known in English as EcoMaterials, has shed light on the transformative potential of electrospun carbon nanofibers (CNFs). Led by Dogyeong Jeon
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In the heart of Ethiopia, where the waters of Lake Abaya reflect the vast skies, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the future of peanut cultivation. Asres Getnet Workie, a dedicated researcher from the Department of Water Resources and Irrigation E
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In the heart of Uzbekistan, Professor Burkhanov Aktam Usmanovich, a distinguished economist and researcher at the International School of Finance and Technology in Tashkent, is making waves in the dairy industry. His latest study, published in the Ca
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In the heart of Kazakhstan, researchers are uncovering secrets hidden within the humble camel, and the findings could reshape our understanding of nutrition and sustainable agriculture. Kuanysh Syman, a biologist at the Kazakh National Pedagogical Un
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In the heart of Eurasia, the Caspian Sea, the world’s largest inland body of water, is under siege from pollution. A recent study, published in the Caspian Journal of Environmental Sciences, sheds light on the extent of this problem and offers a glim
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