All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the quest for sustainable marine management, a novel approach is emerging that could reshape the future of offshore renewable energy and aquaculture. A recent study published in *Environmental Research: Energy* (translated as *Environmental Resear
Offshore Energy and Aquaculture Fusion for Sustainable Marine Management Read More »
In the heart of tropical regions, where rivers and streams play a pivotal role in the energy sector, a new, cost-effective solution for monitoring water levels has emerged. A team of researchers, led by Alain Pierret from the Université de Toulouse i
Tropical Hydrometry Revolutionized: Low-Cost Laser Gauge Transforms Water Monitoring Read More »
In the heart of the contiguous United States, a silent revolution is taking place—not in the streets or the boardrooms, but in the fields and waterways that sustain our agricultural heartland. A team of researchers, led by Dr. S. Zhang from the South
US Irrigation Model Revolutionizes Energy-Water Management Insights Read More »
In the heart of Spain, the city of Vitoria-Gasteiz is serving as a case study for a groundbreaking analysis that could reshape how cities approach renewable energy deployment. A recent study published in the journal ‘Frontiers in Sustainable Cities’
Vitoria-Gasteiz Study Unveils Rooftop Solar’s Material & Social Footprint Read More »
In the heart of China’s rapid urbanization, a critical question emerges: how can cities grow without compromising the environment or the well-being of their residents? A recent study published in *Geography and Sustainability* (地理与可持续发展) offers a com
China’s Urban Growth Puzzle: Balancing Water, Energy, and Ecology Read More »
In the quest for sustainable and natural alternatives in the food and cosmetic industries, a recent study published in the journal *Vitae* (which translates to “Life”) has shed light on a promising marine-derived emulsifier. Researchers led by Diana
Marine Algae Emulsifier Revolutionizes Sustainable Industries Read More »
In the heart of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, a critical study is shedding light on the safety of spring water, a vital resource for local communities and industries alike. Mohammed Jalil Qasim, a researcher from the Department of Agricultural Projec
Iraqi Study Reveals Lead Concerns in Kurdistan’s Spring Water Read More »
In the heart of Ethiopia’s Omo Gibe river basin, a critical study is shedding light on the intricate relationship between land use and soil quality, with implications that resonate far beyond the fields of Shapa watershed. Led by Markos Mathewos from
Ethiopia Study Reveals Soil Quality Secrets for Sustainable Land Use Read More »
In the quiet corners of rural communities, a silent threat may be lurking in the very water that sustains life. Hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)), a known carcinogen, has been detected in drinking water supplies, raising concerns about its long-term healt
Cr(VI) in Drinking Water: Unveiling Toxic Mechanisms and Health Risks Read More »
In the heart of Brazil, a crop is stirring the pot of the global energy debate. Not the traditional sugarcane that has long been a staple of the country’s agriculture, but a hardier, more resilient cousin known as energy cane. This isn’t just another
Brazil’s Energy Cane: A Game-Changer in the Global Energy Debate Read More »