All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of Thailand, where the Chao Phraya River weaves through the landscape like a lifeline, a quiet revolution is unfolding—one that could redefine how we manage water, energy, and resilience in the face of climate change. Researchers led by
Constraint Programming Transforms Chao Phraya’s Water Future Read More »
In the heart of Nigeria’s agricultural belt, where smallholder farmers toil under the weight of climate unpredictability and resource scarcity, a new wave of sustainable engineering could be the key to unlocking food security for millions. A recent s
Smart Tech Revolutionizes Nigeria’s Farming Future Read More »
In the race to decarbonize global energy systems, floating renewable energy (FRE) technologies are emerging as a game-changer—one that could redefine how we generate power without sacrificing land, biodiversity, or economic viability. A new study by
Floating Renewables Redefine Decarbonization in Energy Race Read More »
The idea of powering a large hotel entirely with solar, wind, and ocean waves might sound like a futuristic fantasy—something out of a sci-fi novel where renewable energy flows as freely as seawater. But for Mohsen Fathi, a researcher at Iran Univers
Revolutionary Hybrid Energy System Powers Hotel with 81% CO₂ Cut Read More »
In the sprawling concrete jungles of modern cities, where every drop of water is precious and every gallon wasted is a missed opportunity, a quiet revolution is brewing. George Tchobanoglous, a professor emeritus in the Department of Civil and Enviro
Decentralized Water Systems: A Game-Changer for Urban Sustainability Read More »
In the salt-crusted flats of China’s coastal regions, where the land is too harsh for most crops and even tough grasses struggle to take root, a team led by Zhaoqiang Ju of the Center for Agricultural Resources Research has cracked a stubborn problem
Saline Soil Reclaimed with 94% Success in Coastal China Read More »
The Jebel Aulia Dam in Sudan, a critical piece of infrastructure for water management and energy production, has become a symbol of how war can turn a controlled resource into an uncontrolled hazard. Since April 2023, Sudan’s ongoing conflict has dis
War Turns Sudan’s Jebel Aulia Dam Into Uncontrolled Flood Risk Read More »
In a breakthrough that could redefine how perishable foods are monitored during storage and transport, researchers have developed a low-cost, real-time freshness sensor for buffalo meat that changes color as spoilage progresses. The innovation, led b
Buffalo Meat Freshness Sensor Cuts Waste with Color Shift Read More »
Baiwen Ma’s team at the Chinese Academy of Sciences has turned a spotlight on a quietly escalating crisis: the cocktail of “forever chemicals” and other emerging contaminants that conventional waterworks were never designed to remove. Their review, p
Forever Chemicals Threaten Water Safety as Treatment Gaps Grow Read More »
Farmers worldwide are facing a triple threat: soils losing their fertility, water becoming scarce, and weather swinging between drought and flood. For Kiran Keshyagol at Manipal Institute of Technology, the answer isn’t in bigger machines or more che
Farmers Rebuild Soil Water Systems to Triple Yields Sustainably Read More »
