All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of Ethiopia’s semi-arid Awash River Basin lies the Kesem sub-basin, a region grappling with water scarcity and an ever-growing dependence on groundwater. Demelash D. Abadefar, a researcher from the Water Resource and Irrigation Engineeri
Ethiopia’s Kesem Sub-Basin: High-Tech Tanks Tackle Groundwater Scarcity Read More »
In the quest for sustainable wastewater treatment solutions, a groundbreaking review published in *Cleaner Water* (translated as “Cleaner Water”) has shed light on the potential of plant-based coagulants. Led by Murendeni P. Ravele from the Materials
In the heart of Morocco, a country grappling with the dual challenges of water scarcity and agricultural development, a new study is shedding light on the intricate dance between water resources and trade. Mounsif Ridaoui, a researcher from the Resea
Morocco’s Virtual Water Trade: A Lifeline for Water-Scarce Agriculture & Energy Read More »
In the heart of China’s Yellow River Basin, a delicate balance is being struck between the land, water, and food—one that could redefine agricultural practices and water management strategies in water-scarce regions worldwide. A groundbreaking study,
China’s Yellow River Basin: Balancing Land, Water, and Food for a Sustainable Future Read More »
In the heart of New Jersey, a critical water supply system faces an invisible challenge that could have significant implications for the energy sector and public health. A recent study, led by Kyle R. Clonan of the New Jersey Water Supply Authority a
New Jersey’s Cyanobacteria Challenge: Water Flow Dynamics Impact Energy and Health Read More »
In the lush, verdant landscapes of Bali, where traditional irrigation systems have sustained agriculture for centuries, a modern challenge looms large: the water crisis. As climate change intensifies and water use conflicts escalate between upstream
Bali’s Ancient Irrigation Meets Modern Tech: Reservoirs and Geomembranes Tackle Water Read More »
In the vast landscape of water management, large dams have long been seen as the linchpins of control, taming rivers and reservoirs to meet human needs. Yet, as Imogen Frawley from the Department of Earth Sciences at Uppsala University in Sweden and
Australian Study Uncovers Hidden Risks of Large Dams for Energy Sector Read More »
In the heart of Ethiopia’s Tana Sub-basin, a critical study is shedding new light on how to manage water resources and combat soil erosion, with significant implications for the energy sector and agricultural production. Led by Dessie Wubetu Melsse f
Ethiopia’s Watershed Study Sparks Hope for Energy and Agriculture Read More »
In the heart of Nigeria, a pressing issue is unfolding that could reshape the way communities and industries approach water management. A recent study published in *Discover Environment* (translated as *Exploring the Environment*) has shed light on t
Nigeria’s Iwo Faces Water Crisis: Climate Change Demands Urgent Adaptation Read More »
In the heart of Ghana’s bustling city of Kumasi, Charles K. K Sekyere, a researcher from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, has been delving into a pressing global issue: urban climate chan
Ghanaian Researcher Unveils Urban Climate Change Insights Read More »
