In a poignant exploration of water access in South Africa, a recent study published in ‘Frontiers in Water’ sheds light on the stark realities facing rural communities in the post-apartheid era. Conducted by Zenande Mbana, the research delves into th
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In a recent study published in ‘Watershed Ecology and the Environment’, Ndidzulafhi Innocent Sinthumule from the University of Johannesburg has shed light on the complexities surrounding wetland conservation and management in South Africa. This resea
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A recent study published in ‘Water Supply’ sheds light on the critical dynamics of Watershed Ecological Compensation (WEC) in the Huangbai River Basin, a topic that resonates deeply within the water, sanitation, and drainage sector. Conducted by Ren
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The European Union is making strides in its fight against chemical pollution, particularly concerning persistent, mobile, and toxic substances, as highlighted in a recent article by Tobias Mohr from the German Environment Agency. The research, publis
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In a revealing study published in “Africa’s Public Service Delivery & Performance Review,” researchers have shed light on the troubling issue of irregular expenditure within South Africa’s Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS). Over a four-year pe
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In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Water’, researchers have unveiled the alarming rates of soil erosion in the Wadi Bin Abdullah watershed in Saudi Arabia, utilizing advanced methodologies that combine the Revised Universal Soil Loss
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In a significant advancement for sustainable watershed management, researchers have unveiled crucial insights into sediment yield and erosion control within the Mormora watershed in Ethiopia. The study, led by Wasihun Gashu Tenaw from Ethiopian Study Unveils Key Strategies to Combat Soil Erosion Challenges Read More »
As climate change continues to reshape our world, its effects on water resources are becoming increasingly concerning, particularly in vulnerable regions like the Mille watershed in Ethiopia’s Awash Basin. A recent study led by Asmare Belay Nigussie
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In an era where urban flooding has become a pressing concern for coastal communities, a new study led by Enis Baltaci from the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment at Auburn University presents a promising solution. Published in the journal
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A new study published in ‘Ecological Indicators’ sheds light on the intricate relationship between ecosystem services and water environment management in the Nansihu Lake Basin, the largest freshwater lake in Shandong, China. Led by Xinqi Hu from the
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