All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of China’s southwest, where the landscape is a labyrinth of limestone and hidden waterways, a groundbreaking study is shedding new light on the intricate dance of groundwater in karst trough valleys. Led by Lian Li from the School of Lan
China’s Karst Valleys: Unlocking Groundwater’s Hidden Dance Read More »
In the heart of China, researchers at the China University of Geosciences in Wuhan are pioneering a new approach to detect and monitor ultra-trace levels of mercury (Hg) in groundwater. Their work, led by Kunfu Pi from the School of Environmental Stu
China’s Mercury Breakthrough: Real-Time Groundwater Tracking Read More »
In the heart of Lorestan Province, Iran, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we think about agricultural tourism and its potential to revitalize rural economies. Led by Mohammad Reza Rezvani, this research, published in Geographia va Paydari-e-Ma
Iran’s Lorestan Province Pioneers Sustainable Rural Revival Read More »
In the heart of Europe, a silent crisis is brewing, one that could have profound implications for the energy sector and water management. Snow droughts, periods of unusually low snow accumulation, are becoming more frequent and intense due to global
Alps’ Snow Droughts Threaten Europe’s Water and Energy Future Read More »
In the heart of China, researchers are unraveling a complex web of relationships between tree diversity and soil erosion, with implications that stretch far beyond the forest floor. Huaqing Liu, a leading scientist from the Research Center of Soil an
China’s Tree Diversity Breakthrough: Soil Erosion’s New Defense Read More »
In the heart of Odisha, India, the Mahanadi River Basin is undergoing a silent crisis. Rapid urbanization and population growth are taking a toll on the river’s water quality, posing significant challenges for the region’s water supply and, by extens
Odisha’s Mahanadi River Faces Urbanization Water Crisis Read More »
In the bustling coastal region of Xiamen Bay, Southeast China, a team of researchers has uncovered intriguing insights into the dynamics of saline geothermal waters, potentially reshaping how we harness these resources for energy. Led by Jing Li from
Xiamen Bay Study Unlocks Geothermal Energy’s Coastal Potential Read More »
In the heart of China’s arid Xinjiang region, a groundbreaking study is revolutionizing the way we monitor soil moisture in cotton fields, with implications that could ripple through the agricultural and energy sectors. Led by Yang Gao from the Colle
China’s Cotton Fields Get Smart Soil Moisture Boost Read More »
In the heart of Italy, at the Politecnico di Torino, a groundbreaking study is turning the tide on textile waste and microfiber pollution. Sinem Hazal Akyildiz, a researcher straddling the worlds of environmental engineering and textile technology, h
Italy’s Textile Waste Turned into Eco-Friendly Sound Panels Read More »
In the heart of western China, a battle is raging—one that pits the insatiable appetite for coal against the delicate balance of the region’s fragile ecosystems. As mining operations intensify, so does the strain on water resources, a critical compon
China’s Coal Mines Tackle Water-Ecology Balance Read More »
