All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In a world grappling with freshwater scarcity, desalination technologies are stepping into the spotlight as a critical solution. A recent study published in the E3S Web of Conferences (which translates to Environmental Sciences and Sustainable Develo
Reverse Osmosis & Renewables: A Sustainable Desalination Breakthrough Read More »
In the sun-scorched fields of Morocco, a quiet revolution is brewing, one that could redefine the country’s approach to water management and agriculture. At the heart of this transformation is a research study led by El-Aabssi Anass from the Hassan F
Morocco’s Intelligent Irrigation Revolution: Saving Water, One Drop at a Time Read More »
In the heart of China’s Yunnan Province, a treasure trove of water resources lies beneath the surface, and a recent study is shedding light on the extent and potential of these hidden assets. Led by Hua Zhang from the Yunnan Key Laboratory of Geohaza
Yunnan’s Hidden Wealth: Unveiling China’s Underground Water Treasure Trove Read More »
Nestled on the edge of the Kosmaj Region of Exceptional Features near Belgrade, a unique vacation house is redefining the boundaries of sustainable architecture and energy independence. Designed by Jelena Pavlović, a lecturer at the University of Bel
Belgrade’s Timber Retreat Pioneers Self-Sufficient Living Read More »
In the heart of Bangladesh, where the whispers of climate change are growing louder, a new study is shedding light on the financial struggles of smallholder farmers and their fight against drought. Subrina Ahmed Shanta, an economist from the Departme
Bangladesh Farmers’ Climate Fight: Bridging $125 Gap Boosts Resilience Read More »
In the heart of Ethiopia, a critical resource is under siege. Groundwater in the Debre Markos region is facing unprecedented pressure from urban growth, agricultural expansion, and the looming specter of climate change. A recent study, led by Endesha
In the heart of Southwest China’s seasonal arid regions, a simple yet innovative farming technique is making waves, promising to boost rapeseed yields and water productivity. The method, known as micro-ridge-furrow rain harvesting cultivation (MRF),
Micro-Ridge Furrows Revolutionize Rapeseed Farming in Arid China Read More »
In the heart of Iran’s semi-arid landscapes, where water is a precious commodity and agriculture faces immense pressure, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the future of sustainable rice production. Mohammad Amiryousefi, a researcher from the Depart
Revolutionizing Rice: Iran’s Breakthrough in Sustainable Semi-Arid Farming Read More »
In the heart of China’s Loess Plateau, where water is scarce and arable land is a precious commodity, researchers are finding innovative ways to boost crop yields and water productivity. A recent study led by Jinwen Pang from the College of Water Res
China’s Loess Plateau: Mulching and Intercropping Boost Dryland Farming Read More »
In the heart of China’s arid regions, a critical question looms over the sustainability of artificial wetlands: how do the trees thrive, and what does this mean for water resources? A recent study led by Yani Gun from the College of Geography and Env
China’s Artificial Wetlands: Willow Trees’ Thirst Reveals Water Management Challenges Read More »
