All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In a world where water scarcity is becoming an increasingly pressing issue, a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Environmental Research Letters* (translated from English as “Letters of Environmental Research”) offers a high-resolution eco
Purdue Study Reveals Groundbreaking Insights on Global Groundwater Stress Read More »
In the heart of Asia, where the towering peaks of the Karakoram range defy global trends, a scientific enigma known as the “Karakoram Anomaly” has long captivated researchers. Unlike most of the world’s glaciers, which are retreating at alarming rate
Karakoram Anomaly Shifts: Glacier Changes Reshape Asia’s Water Future Read More »
In the sun-scorched landscapes of Brazil’s semiarid Northeast, water is a precious commodity, and understanding the factors that influence its availability is crucial for both agriculture and energy sectors. A recent study published in the *Revista B
Brazil Study Reveals Dry Spells’ Hidden Impact on Water and Energy Read More »
In the heart of Assam, India, at the National Institute of Technology Silchar, a researcher is making waves in the world of sustainable agriculture. Pragnaleena Debroy, a specialist in electronics and instrumentation engineering, is leading the charg
Silchar Researcher Pioneers Smart Aquaponics for Sustainable Farming Read More »
In the vast, arid expanse of the Arabian Peninsula, where freshwater is a precious commodity, a new study has uncovered an unexpected ally in the fight against aquifer depletion: tropical cyclones. Research led by Hassan Saleh from the Department of
Tropical Cyclones: Unlikely Heroes in Arabian Peninsula’s Water Crisis Read More »
In the heart of Florida lies Lake Okeechobee, a vital water resource that plays a crucial role in the region’s water supply, agriculture, and ecosystem health. Monitoring and managing this vast body of water is a complex task, but a recent study publ
AI and Remote Sensing Revolutionize Lake Okeechobee Volume Estimation Read More »
In the heart of Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria, a pressing question looms over communities nestled near water canals: how do households behave when it comes to their most vital resource—water? A recent study, published in the journal ‘Discover Water’ (translated
Age and Size Shape Water Use in Ado-Ekiti Households Read More »
In the quest to improve water supply forecasting, a new study suggests that strategic snow monitoring could be a game-changer, particularly for the energy sector. Published in the journal Communications Earth & Environment, the research led by Mark S
Strategic Snow Monitoring Revolutionizes Water Supply Forecasting for Energy Sector Read More »
In the heart of India’s mechanized quarries, a silent threat looms over rockbreaker operators, not from the rocks they break, but from the vibrations that course through their bodies. A recent study, led by P. Vikram from the Department of Mining Eng
India’s Quarry Workers Face Silent Vibration Threat, Study Warns Read More »
In the heart of China’s agricultural landscape, a revolution is brewing, one that promises to reshape the way we manage energy and monitor farmlands. At the forefront of this transformation is Zheng Liu, a researcher from the Department of Business a
China’s Farmland Revolution: AI & Digital Twins Boost Energy & Yields Read More »
