All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of China, the Shuangxikou Reservoir in Yuyao serves as a critical water supply source, but it’s facing a silent battle against eutrophication. This isn’t just an environmental concern; it’s a commercial challenge that could significantly
China’s Shuangxikou Reservoir Faces Eutrophication Challenge, Threatening Energy Sector Read More »
In the heart of Central Asia, a region often overshadowed by its vast landscapes and rich history, a silent revolution is brewing. This revolution is not one of arms or ideologies, but of energy, economics, and food security. A recent study led by Nu
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In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, researchers are turning to an unlikely source: the ash left over from burning heavy oil. This waste, known as heavy oil fly ash (HOFA), is not just a byproduct but a potential goldmine of valuable metals
Egyptian Researcher Unlocks Valuable Metals from Heavy Oil Fly Ash Read More »
In the heart of Iran’s Khorasan Razavi province, a critical study led by Hadi Dehghan, Assistant Professor at the Department of Water Engineering, Kashmar Higher Education Institute, is shedding light on the evolving water needs of agricultural plant
In the heart of Nepal, Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park is more than just a scenic landscape; it’s a critical carbon sink and biodiversity hotspot. A recent study led by Rushma Karki from the School of Environmental Science and Management at Pokhara
Nepal’s Shivapuri Park: Carbon Powerhouse for Energy Sector Read More »
In the heart of industrial landscapes, where the relentless hum of machinery is matched only by the ceaseless flow of wastewater, a quiet revolution is brewing. Researchers, led by Bishwambhar Mishra from the Department of Biotechnology at Chaitanya
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In the heart of Iran, a groundbreaking study led by Jalal Valiallahi, from the Department of Environmental Sciences at Shahid Rajaee Teacher Training University, is shedding new light on the quality of groundwater in the Taleghan region. The research
Iran Study: Taleghan Groundwater Quality Raises Alarm Read More »
In the intricate dance of public health and infrastructure, a recent study has shed light on a critical aspect of water management: the civil liability of the Ministry of Health for water hygiene. Led by Mohsen Ansari, a researcher affiliated with th
Iran Study: Ministry of Health’s Water Hygiene Liability Highlighted Read More »
In the heart of the Atacama Desert, where water is as scarce as rain, a new study is making waves in the water, sanitation, and drainage industry. Virginia Carter, a researcher from the Escuela de Gobierno y Administración Pública at Universidad Mayo
Atacama Desert Study: Fog Water Collection Offers Hope for Arid Cities Read More »
In the heart of Africa, the Blue Nile Basin is experiencing a dramatic shift in its hydrological patterns, with significant implications for the energy sector and water management. A recent study led by Demelash Ademe Malede, from the Department of N
Blue Nile Basin Faces Hydrological Extremes, Threatening Energy Sector Read More »
