All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the vast, interconnected web of Earth’s water systems, understanding the dynamics of terrestrial water storage (TWS) is akin to deciphering a complex code that holds the key to sustainable water management and climate resilience. A recent study le
Xiamen University’s Study: Satellites Decode Earth’s Water Storage Dynamics Read More »
In the intricate web of urban infrastructure, water supply networks are the lifeblood of cities, and ensuring their reliability and efficiency is paramount. A groundbreaking study led by Liu Feiyan from the School of Environmental and Municipal Engin
Qingdao University Pioneers Transient Pipeline Failure Prediction Read More »
In the vast, arid landscapes of Northwest China, a silent battle is unfolding between the forces of greening and the finite resources of water. A recent study led by Xiaoyao Lu, from the State Key Laboratory of Efficient Utilization of Agricultural W
Northwest China’s Greening Efforts Threaten Water Sustainability Read More »
In the heart of India, a groundbreaking study led by Vinay Yadav at the CSIR- Institute of Microbial Technology in Chandigarh has uncovered a promising new approach to tackle mercury contamination, a persistent and toxic problem plaguing industrial s
India’s CSIR-IMT Unveils Mercury-Fighting Bacteria for Wastewater Read More »
In the sprawling metropolis of Tehran, an unseen threat lurks beneath the surface, slowly reshaping the landscape and posing significant challenges for the energy sector. Land subsidence, a geological phenomenon characterized by the gradual sinking o
Tehran’s Sinking Ground Threatens Energy Sector Read More »
In the heart of Iran’s arid landscape, Shadegan Wetland stands as a critical ecosystem, providing a range of services that are vital for both the environment and local communities. A recent study led by Leila Rahimi, published in the journal ‘Geograp
Iran’s Shadegan Wetland: A Lifeline for Energy and Environment Read More »
In the heart of Iran, the city of Sanandaj is grappling with a challenge that echoes across the globe: the abandonment of agricultural lands. This isn’t just a local issue; it’s a microcosm of a global trend that has significant implications for food
Sanandaj Study: Abandoned Farms Could Power Iran’s Green Shift Read More »
In the heart of Iran, a groundbreaking study led by Mohsen Tavakoli is reshaping our understanding of ecotourism and its potential to drive sustainable development. The research, focused on the Dehloran National Natural Monuments, has revealed crucia
Iran’s Dehloran Monuments: Ecotourism’s Energy-Sector Solution Read More »
In the arid landscapes of Iran, farmers are on the frontlines of a silent battle against drought, a phenomenon that has been increasingly shaping the agricultural sector. A recent study led by Ahmad Abedi Sarvestani, published in the journal Geograph
Iran Farmers Battle Drought with Innovation and Community Spirit Read More »
In the sprawling, sun-scorched landscapes of Abadan district, Iran, a silent battle is being waged against an invisible foe: soil salinity. This insidious enemy, fueled by poor water management and unsustainable agricultural practices, is slowly chok
Iran’s Abadan District: Satellite Tech Battles Soil Salinity Crisis Read More »
