All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of Ayetoro, Nigeria, a silent crisis is brewing beneath the surface, one that could have significant implications for public health and the energy sector. A recent study published in *Discover Water* (translated as “Открывайте Воду” in E
Nigeria’s Hidden Water Crisis: Cadmium Contamination Threatens Health and Energy Read More »
In a world where water quality is a growing concern, a new study published in *Environmental Research: Water* (translated from Dutch as *Environmental Research: Water*) offers a roadmap to harmonize global water quality assessments, potentially resha
Global Water Quality Standardization: A Roadmap for Energy Sector Sustainability Read More »
In the sun-scorched landscapes of Algeria’s semi-arid northwest, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we understand and predict water evaporation, a critical factor for industries ranging from agriculture to energy. Mohammed Achite, a researcher f
Algerian Study Uses AI to Revolutionize Water Evaporation Prediction Read More »
In the heart of Ethiopia’s Upper Blue Nile region, a critical study is shedding light on the vulnerability of groundwater resources, with significant implications for agriculture, industry, and energy sectors. The Woleka sub-basin, a vital watershed,
Ethiopia’s Groundwater Crisis: Human Impact Amplifies Pollution Risks Read More »
In the quest to mitigate climate change and transition to sustainable energy sources, researchers are exploring innovative strategies that combine carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration with geothermal energy extraction. A recent study published in *Meit
China’s Dual Breakthrough: CO2 Sequestration Meets Geothermal Energy Read More »
In the quest to decarbonize the energy sector, a groundbreaking study published in *Meitian dizhi yu kantan* (translated as *Modern Geology and Exploration*) has shed light on the carbon emissions of underground coal mines and proposed a path forward
Underground Coal Mines: Carbon Capture Paves Path to Greener Energy Future Read More »
In the quest to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and optimize carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies, a groundbreaking study has shed light on the intricate behavior of methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2) in shale nanopores under varying w
Shale Nanopores Unveil Methane and CO2 Secrets for Energy Sector Read More »
In the heart of Central Asia, Tajikistan stands as a vital reservoir of freshwater, its glaciers and water resources a lifeline for the region. Yet, this lifeline is under threat, and a recent study published in *Regional Sustainability* (translated
Tajikistan’s Melting Glaciers Spark Water-Energy Crisis in Central Asia Read More »
In the heart of Flanders, Belgium, a groundbreaking approach to soil moisture prediction is taking root, promising to revolutionize water management in agriculture and potentially offering valuable insights for the energy sector. Marit G. A. Hendrick
Flanders’ SWIM2 Revolutionizes Soil Moisture Prediction for Water and Energy Sectors Read More »
In the lush, misty hills of Darjeeling, a growing water crisis is brewing, one that threatens not just the local population but also the region’s economic stability and energy sector. Despite receiving an annual rainfall of 2812 mm, Darjeeling Munici
Darjeeling’s Water Crisis Threatens Energy Sector Amidst Seasonal Scarcity Read More »
