Author name: Rachel Green

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

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

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

In a significant advancement for wastewater management, researchers in Nuevo León, Mexico, are advocating for a transformative shift from traditional linear systems to a circular economy model in the wastewater treatment sector. Led by Jesús Adrián O

In an innovative leap for wastewater treatment, researchers have turned to an unexpected source: waste oyster shells. A study led by Su Bin Kang from the Institute of Marine Industry at Gyeongsang National University reveals that oyster shell powder

Urban areas are facing unprecedented challenges in food production, driven by population growth, climate change, and resource scarcity. A groundbreaking study led by Sunilkarthik Ezhilarasu from the Engineering Product Development Pillar at the Singa

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Water Research X’, researchers have unveiled a novel approach to tackle the persistent issue of phosphorus recovery from wastewater, a major contributor to eutrophication in aquatic ecosystems. The research, le