All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the quiet town of Shinchi, Japan, a groundbreaking experiment is unfolding, one that could reshape how we manage energy in our communities. Yujiro Hirano, a researcher from the Social Systems Division at the National Institute for Environmental St
Japan’s Shinchi Town Pioneers Smart Energy Management with High-Resolution Monitoring Read More »
In the sun-drenched coastal waters of Pasir Panjang Beach, Kupang City, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, a vital industry is facing significant challenges that could impact food sovereignty and economic stability. A recent study, led by Devi Arianty fr
Indonesia’s Seaweed Industry at Risk: Study Unveils Path to Sustainability Read More »
In the heart of sustainable resource management lies a groundbreaking study that could redefine how we approach groundwater recharge, particularly in data-scarce regions. Zhengchen Wu, a researcher from the School of Environment and Architecture at t
GIS and AHP Revolutionize Groundwater Recharge Mapping for Energy Sector Read More »
In the heart of Saskatchewan, a shallow lake named Buffalo Pound serves as a vital drinking water supply, but it’s also a dynamic ecosystem that can change rapidly, often too quickly for traditional sampling methods to capture. Enter Helen Baulch, a
Saskatchewan Lake’s Sensor Revolution: Real-Time Data Transforms Water Management Read More »
In the arid landscapes of the Ningxia Yellow River Irrigation District, farmers have long grappled with the challenges of maintaining consistent water supply for their crops. Traditional irrigation methods, reliant on historical data and experience,
Ningxia’s Irrigation Revolution: AI and AMR Tackle Canal Deterioration Read More »
In the heart of Valdivia, Chile, César Marín, a researcher at the Centro de Investigación e Innovación para el Cambio Climático (CiiCC) of Universidad Santo Tomás, has sounded a global call to action. His recent open letter, published in the journal
Chilean Scientist Urges Global Soil Biodiversity Action for Energy Sector Impact Read More »
In the heart of Iran’s Kermanshah Plain, a pressing challenge unfolds: the unsustainable use of water resources, exacerbated by climate change. Azar Darboei, a water engineer from Razi University, is tackling this issue head-on with a novel approach
Iranian Engineer Pioneers 3D Optimization for Sustainable Water Management Read More »
In the heart of West Cameroon, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of groundwater productivity in crystalline basement terrains. Led by Jean Victor Kenfack of the Laboratory of Environmental Geology at the University of Dschang, thi
West Cameroon’s Groundwater Breakthrough: Energy Sector’s New Frontier Read More »
In the arid expanses of West Texas, a pioneering project is redefining the future of oil recovery and carbon storage. The Tall Cotton Field, nestled in the Permian Basin, has become a testament to the potential of greenfield residual oil zones (ROZs)
West Texas Field Pioneers Green Oil Recovery and Carbon Storage Read More »
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 »
