All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of central Thailand, where the Chao Phraya River weaves through fertile plains, a quiet revolution is underway—not in the fields themselves, but in how we measure what sustains them. For decades, farmers, policymakers, and investors have
Thailand’s Water Wisdom: Sugarcane’s 30x Edge Over Rice Read More »
Peatlands, often overlooked in global climate discussions, are quietly holding the key to some of the most pressing challenges of our time. These waterlogged ecosystems—spanning vast swathes of the planet from the Arctic tundra to tropical regions—st
Peatlands: The Unsung Heroes in Climate & Water Security Read More »
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is facing a quiet but escalating water crisis, one that could ripple through economies, energy markets, and food security for decades. A new study by Idalfahim Mohamed, from the Laboratory of Economic An
MENA’s Water-Agriculture-Energy Nexus Faces Crisis Read More »
Morocco is at a crossroads. With its population growing and climate change tightening its grip, the country faces a stark reality: water is becoming scarcer, and the systems meant to manage it are under strain. But a new study by Ech-choudany Rachid,
Morocco Charts Water Resilience Blueprint for a Thirsty World Read More »
The findings of a new study by Bouzit Ahmed of the Faculty of Economics and Management at Ibn Tofail University in Morocco underscore a troubling truth: where water quality declines, life expectancy often follows. Using Pearson’s correlation coeffici
Water Quality’s Hidden Toll: Life Expectancy Linked to Clean Water Read More »
Soil isn’t just dirt—it’s a living, breathing foundation of life, yet it’s treated more like a silent backdrop than a critical player in public health and environmental sustainability. That’s the stark message from a new review in *Soil & Environment
Soil Health’s Hidden Cost: $67B Crisis Demands Action Read More »
In the sun-scorched landscapes where freshwater is scarcer than reliable power, a team from Morocco’s National High School of Electricity and Mechanical Engineering (ENSEM) in Casablanca is quietly rewriting the rules of water security. Led by Yousso
Smart Solar Desalination Learns to Survive the Desert Read More »
A team of researchers from Gautam Buddha University in Greater Noida, India, has developed a novel photocatalyst that could revolutionize how industries treat wastewater contaminated with persistent organic dyes. Led by Shubhangini Kumari from the De
Green Tea-Powered Catalyst Slashes Industrial Dye Waste Read More »
In a world where water is increasingly becoming a strategic resource, a new study led by Fuxiong Guo from the State Key Laboratory of Water Disaster Prevention at Hohai University in Nanjing offers a groundbreaking perspective on how global warming i
Global Warming Redefines Earth’s Water Cycle Dynamics Read More »
In the sun-baked fields of low- and middle-income countries, where every drop of water and watt of energy counts, a breakthrough in irrigation technology could redefine sustainable farming. Carolyn Sheline, a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute
Smart Irrigation AI Slashes Water & Energy Use 44% Read More »
