All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of Bali, where the lush greenery of rice fields meets the encroaching sprawl of urbanization, a critical battle for land preservation is underway. A recent study published in the *Journal of Degraded and Mining Lands Management* (transla
Bali’s Rice Fields Battle Urbanization: Energy Sector Holds Key to Sustainability Read More »
In the heart of Kazakhstan’s Burabay National Nature Park, Shortandy Lake serves as a vital ecosystem and a critical water resource. However, this endorheic lake, typical of semi-arid regions, faces an uncertain future due to climate change and water
Kazakhstan’s Shortandy Lake Faces Climate and Water Abstraction Threats Read More »
In the heart of Lusaka, Zambia, the Kanyama township grapples with a silent crisis that intertwines water security, climate vulnerability, and public health. A recent study published in *Acque Sotterranee* (which translates to “Underground Waters”) s
Lusaka’s Kanyama: Water Crisis Unites Climate, Health, and Infrastructure Read More »
In the heart of Ghana’s peri-urban areas, a silent threat lurks beneath the surface, one that could have significant implications for public health and the energy sector. A recent study, led by Samuel Nunoo from the Department of Earth Science at the
Ghana’s Groundwater Crisis: Fluoride Risks and Energy Sector Implications Unveiled Read More »
In the heart of West Africa, a quiet revolution is brewing, one that could reshape the region’s energy landscape and position it as a key player in the global green hydrogen market. A recent study published in the journal ‘Vodík’ (translated from Cze
West Africa’s Green Hydrogen Revolution: A Solar-Powered Energy Leap Read More »
In the quest to decarbonize electricity generation, researchers are exploring innovative transitional strategies that can bridge the gap between fossil fuel dependence and full-scale renewable energy adoption. A recent study published in the journal
Jordan’s Hydrogen Blending Breakthrough: A Green Bridge to Clean Energy Read More »
In the heart of the Laurentian Great Lakes region, a groundbreaking study led by Yog Aryal from the Department of Geography at Indiana University is shedding new light on the complex interplay between climate, watershed characteristics, and rain-on-s
AI Unlocks Rain-on-Snow Secrets for Smarter Water & Energy Management Read More »
In the vast, sun-drenched landscapes of Algeria, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the potential of green hydrogen to revolutionize the country’s energy sector. Led by Ayoub Boutaghane of the LEREESI Laboratory at HNS-RE2SD in Batna, the re
Algeria’s Green Hydrogen Revolution: Solar and Wind Power the Future Read More »
In the arid landscapes where Afghanistan, Iran, and Turkmenistan converge, the Harirud River Basin pulses with life, sustaining agriculture, energy production, and communities that depend on its vital flow. Yet, this transboundary water source is und
Harirud River Basin: Climate and Conflict Threaten Transboundary Water Future Read More »
In the bustling world of aquaculture, where the demand for seafood is growing at an unprecedented rate, a pressing challenge emerges: the treatment of effluent wastewater. This wastewater, rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and other pollutants, poses sig
Algal-Bacterial Symbiosis: A Green Leap in Aquaculture Wastewater Treatment Read More »
