Author name: Rachel Green

In the heart of Bali, the Tukad Badung River flows through a landscape increasingly shaped by human activity. A recent study, published in *Nature Environment and Pollution Technology* (translated as *Nature Environment and Pollution Technology*), ha

In a groundbreaking study published in *Nature Environment and Pollution Technology* (translated as *Nature Environment and Pollution Technology*), researchers Budy Rahmat, Iqbal Akmalludin, and Tedi Hartoyo have demonstrated a novel approach to coco

In the quest for sustainable industrial practices, researchers have made a significant stride in salt purification technology, offering a promising solution to enhance the efficiency and longevity of the chlor-alkali industry. A recent study publishe

In the arid landscapes of southeastern Ethiopia, where the delicate balance between land use and environmental sustainability hangs in the balance, a groundbreaking study has shed new light on the dynamics of land use and land cover (LULC) changes. L

In the heart of Ethiopia’s central highlands, a quiet revolution is taking place, one that could reshape how we approach land management and soil conservation. Researchers, led by Mahammed Endrias from the Department of Geography and Environmental St

In a world grappling with water contamination and waste management, a novel solution has emerged from an unlikely source: corn cobs. Researchers have discovered that these abundant agricultural by-products can be transformed into effective filters fo

In the realm of urban water management, predicting water abstraction and wastewater generation is akin to forecasting the weather—it’s complex, critical, and fraught with variables. Yet, a groundbreaking study led by Mehmet Melikoglu from the Departm