Author name: Rachel Green

In the face of escalating water crises that threaten public health and sustainable development, a new study published in the journal *آب و توسعه پایدار* (Water and Sustainable Development) sheds light on an often-overlooked player in the fight for wa

In the heart of northeastern Iran, the Atrak River flows, a vital lifeline for agriculture and communities. Yet, this river faces an unseen threat: heavy metal pollution from urban wastewater. A recent study, led by Marzieh Jahani from the Department

In the heart of Iran, the city of Mashhad faced a deluge of unprecedented proportions in May 2024. The flood, while devastating, has become a case study in understanding the intricate dance between human activity and natural disasters. A recent quali

In the heart of Iran’s Khuzestan province, a critical study is unfolding that could reshape how urban areas manage groundwater pollution, with significant implications for the energy sector. Ali Mehrabinejad, a geologist from Shahid Chamran Universit

In the quest for sustainable and accessible water treatment solutions, a recent study published in the journal ‘آب و توسعه پایدار’ (Water and Sustainable Development) has shed light on the potential of slow sand filters (SSF) as a nature-inspired, co

In a world where water scarcity often steals the spotlight, a critical issue is quietly escalating in the shadows: water pollution. This growing problem is not just an environmental concern but a looming threat to human health and a potential disrupt

In the face of escalating water scarcity and the pressing challenges posed by climate change, the efficient management of multi-reservoir systems has become more critical than ever. A groundbreaking study led by Saeid Mohammadhosseini from the Depart

In the heart of semi-arid regions, where water is a precious commodity, farmers face a constant challenge: how to maximize crop yields while minimizing resource use. A recent study led by Junaid Nawaz Chauhdary, affiliated with the Research Center of