Sunil Goraguddi’s team at the Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology has just mapped the future of maize in Gajapati district—and the results could ripple far beyond the fields of Odisha. Using a blend of satellite data, soil chemistry and a
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Mandeep Singh, a researcher at Punjab Agricultural University’s Department of Agronomy, has spent the last two decades sifting through 266 studies to uncover how precision fertigation—where water and nutrients are delivered with surgical precision—co
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In the high-stakes world of water resource management, a groundbreaking research initiative led by Zhang Zong-liang of Power China Kunming Engineering Corporation Limited is rewriting the playbook for handling one of nature’s most unpredictable hazar
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In a move that could reshape sustainable construction practices, researchers have unlocked a promising path forward for recycled concrete—one that balances strength, durability, and environmental responsibility. Led by Professor Bari J Abdul from the
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In the lush upstream reaches of the Sekampung watershed in Lampung, Indonesia, a quiet revolution is unfolding—not with bulldozers or concrete, but with coffee plants and community resolve. A new study led by Fitriani from the Economics and Business
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The way we think about wastewater is changing—not just as something to be disposed of, but as a valuable resource in an era of growing scarcity. A new review published in *npj Clean Water* by Mahesh Ganesapillai and the Mass Transfer Research Group a
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In the heart of Nigeria’s agricultural landscape, a quiet revolution is unfolding—one that could redefine how smallholder farmers, especially women, adapt to climate change. A new study by Ashagwu Ojang Okadi of the University of Nigeria, published i
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When Johanna Gonzalez, a researcher at North Carolina State University’s Department of Forest Biomaterials, set out to study how artificial intelligence could revolutionize the way biomass moves from forests to bioenergy plants, she wasn’t just solvi
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In the heart of Mississippi’s cotton belt, researchers at the USDA-ARS Southern Insect Management Research Unit are uncovering a quiet revolution in sustainable agriculture. Led by Justin George, a team has found that tiny, invisible bubbles—nanobubb
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Sarah Minnes, a researcher at Memorial University of Newfoundland, has uncovered a promising yet complex path forward for rural drinking water management in Canada. Her study, published in the Journal of Rural and Community Development (known in Fren
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