All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of the Italian Alps, a silent giant hums with potential, and a new dataset is set to unlock its secrets. Over 300 large hydropower systems (LHSs) dot the Italian Alpine Region (IAR), contributing a staggering 80% of the nation’s hydropow
Italian Alps Hydropower Secrets Unlocked by Groundbreaking Dataset Read More »
In the heart of the European Alps, a delicate balance is being struck between the growing demand for renewable energy and the preservation of delicate river ecosystems. As reservoirs age, siltation becomes an increasingly pressing issue, threatening
Alpine Reservoirs: Balancing Energy Needs and Ecosystem Health Read More »
In the quest for sustainable solutions to manage the environmental impact of desalination, a team of researchers led by Marwa Magdy from the Egypt Desalination Research Center of Excellence (EDRC) and Ain Shams University has made a significant break
Egyptian Researchers Revolutionize Desalination with Acid-Base Production Read More »
In the heart of Indonesia’s bustling textile industry, a critical evaluation of hazardous and toxic waste management practices is shedding light on both achievements and areas for improvement. The study, led by Rachmawati Sugihhartati Dj. from the En
Indonesia’s Textile Industry: Hazardous Waste Management Successes and Challenges Read More »
In the pursuit of sustainable and cost-effective solutions for industrial wastewater treatment, a team of researchers from Universiti Teknologi MARA has made a significant breakthrough. Led by Rabuyah Ni, the study introduces an innovative method for
Malaysian Innovators Turn Pineapple Waste into Powerful Dye Remover Read More »
In a world where sustainability and efficiency are paramount, a new approach to environmental impact assessment is making waves across industries, particularly in the energy sector. Dr. Antonia Vyrkou, from the University of Huddersfield’s Department
In the quest for sustainable agricultural practices, a recent study published in the journal *Frontiers in Environmental Science* (translated from the French, *Frontiers in Environmental Science*) offers promising insights into the use of biosolids a
Biosolids Breakthrough: Balancing Soil Fertility and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Read More »
In the quest to clean up contaminated soil, a technique known as thermal desorption remediation (TDR) has been gaining traction worldwide. This method, which involves heating soil to evaporate or break down pollutants, offers a swift solution to a pe
Thermal Soil Cleanup: Rapid Pollution Removal, Ecological Trade-offs Read More »
In the heart of West Bengal, India, a quiet revolution is taking root, one that promises to reshape the future of agriculture and energy efficiency. Subir Gupta, a researcher from the Department of AIML at Haldia Institute of Technology, has develope
West Bengal’s Smart Irrigation Revolution Slashes Water Use by 30% Read More »
In the heart of Southern Africa, a groundbreaking study is shedding new light on the critical yet often overlooked resource of groundwater, with significant implications for water security and the energy sector. Led by Rebekah Hinton of the Universit
Malawi’s Groundwater Crisis: Stakeholder-Driven Study Reveals Alarming Decline Read More »
