All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the rugged landscapes of southern China, where peak cluster depressions dominate the terrain, a novel approach to environmental management is emerging, one that could reshape how we think about water resources and land use in karst regions worldwi
China’s Karst Revolution: LID and Epikarst Zone Reshape Water Management Read More »
In the heart of China’s Yunnan Province, a silent crisis is unfolding. Over the past three decades, more than 20 natural lakes have vanished, their waters swallowed by the thirsty earth. But a new study, led by Hua Zhang from the Key Laboratory of Ka
Yunnan’s Vanishing Lakes: Karst Wetlands’ Energy Link and Restoration Hope Read More »
In the heart of China’s energy transformation, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the intricate underground river systems that could significantly impact the future of hydropower projects. Led by Jianwen Cao from the Institute of Karst Geolo
China’s Karst Rivers: Key to Hydropower’s Future in Hubei Read More »
In the heart of Jinan, a city renowned for its springs, lies Baotu Spring, a vital source of water that has sustained the city for generations. However, rapid urbanization and population growth have put immense pressure on this precious resource, lea
Jinan’s Baotu Spring: Unveiling Groundwater Secrets for Sustainable Urban Growth Read More »
In the heart of Jinan, a city renowned for its spring water, a delicate balance is being disrupted. Urbanization has led to ground hardening, reducing the area effectively supplying karst water, and threatening the continuous flow of springs that Jin
Jinan’s Karst Water: External Recharge’s Impact Revealed Read More »
In the heart of Yunnan Province, China, a critical issue has been plaguing water supply projects: the dissolution of gypsum salt in the region’s red beds, which is significantly impacting groundwater quality. A recent study, led by Shengdong Huang fr
Yunnan’s Gypsum Dilemma: Unraveling Groundwater Pollution’s Hidden Culprit Read More »
In the heart of Shanxi Province, a region often dubbed China’s “coal sea,” a pressing environmental challenge is unfolding. As coal mines close, they leave behind a legacy of acid mine drainage (AMD), a toxic byproduct that threatens water resources
Shanxi’s Coal Legacy: Taming Acid Mine Drainage for a Sustainable Future Read More »
In the heart of Southwest Guizhou, a region known for its rich geological diversity, a recent study has shed new light on the dynamics of geothermal resources, offering promising insights for the energy sector. The research, led by Mingjiang Tu of th
Guizhou’s Geothermal Goldmine: Fault Lines Fuel Energy Breakthrough Read More »
In the heart of Yunnan Province, China, a hidden treasure trove of geothermal energy lies beneath the surface, and a recent study is shedding light on how to tap into this clean, renewable resource more effectively. The research, led by Wenzheng Jin
Yunnan’s Fault Lines: Unlocking Geothermal Energy’s Hidden Potential Read More »
In the heart of Guangxi, China, a critical study is shedding light on the delicate balance of carbon storage in one of the region’s most ecologically fragile areas. The Hongshui River Basin, a vast expanse of karst landscapes, is under the microscope
Guangxi’s Karst Carbon: Balancing Ecology and Development in Hongshui River Basin Read More »
