Irrigation & Agricultural

The coconut groves of Sri Lanka, India, and the Philippines are quietly becoming the front line of a global battle against climate change—one that could ripple through the energy sector long before the next hurricane or drought hits. Tharindu D. Nuwa

In the heart of India’s rice bowl, Punjab, a groundbreaking study is transforming how we understand and manage water usage in rice production. Led by Ahmed Elbeltagi from the Agricultural Engineering Department at Mansoura University, this research l

In the sun-scorched landscapes of semi-arid regions, where water is a precious commodity, understanding evaporation rates is crucial for industries that rely on it. A recent study published in *Applied Water Science* (translated from French) offers a

In the heart of Nigeria, a researcher is uncovering how artificial intelligence (AI) could revolutionize agriculture, offering a lifeline to farmers battling climate change and food insecurity. Adewale Isaac Olutumise, from the Department of Agricult

In the sun-scorched fields of northern Ghana, a quiet revolution is taking root, one that promises to reshape the future of agriculture and water management. A groundbreaking study, led by Sayibu Abdul-Gafaar of the IT-Training Section at the Directo

In the heart of Uganda, where artisanal and small-scale mining activities have left a trail of cyanide-contaminated mine tailings, a humble legume is emerging as an unlikely hero. Sheila Fortunate Achom, a researcher from the Department of Mining Eng

In the heart of southwestern Ethiopia, a pressing challenge unfolds: water scarcity, exacerbated by climate change, is trapping smallholder farmers in a cycle of poverty. A recent study, led by Dessalegn Obsi Gemeda from the Department of Natural Res

In the heart of Central Asia, where the vast Karakum Desert meets the Amu Darya River, a historical tug-of-war over water resources has left lasting scars on both the environment and local communities. A recent study published in *Blue Papers* (trans

In the arid expanse of the Thar Desert, where water is a precious commodity, an ancient water management system known as khadeen has sustained agriculture and communities for centuries. A recent study published in ‘Blue Papers’ (translated from Itali

In the lush, climate-vulnerable landscapes of Ethiopia’s Gambella region, a pressing question looms: how can farmers adapt to shifting weather patterns and secure their livelihoods? A recent study published in the journal ‘Discover Sustainability’ (w