All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In an era where digital transformation is reshaping industries, the critical infrastructure sector faces a daunting challenge: balancing the benefits of digitalization with the escalating risks of cyber threats. A recent study published in the *Balti
Fortifying Digital Defenses: Economic Tools for Cyber-Resilient Critical Infrastructure Read More »
In the heart of Taiwan’s central mountains, a silent resource flows beneath the surface, playing a pivotal role in the region’s water management strategy. Groundwater, often overlooked, is now stepping into the spotlight thanks to innovative research
Taiwan’s Groundwater Secrets: A Mountainous Revelation for Water and Energy Read More »
In the heart of Ethiopia’s central highlands, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we think about water use in agriculture, with significant implications for the energy sector. Garlic, a high-value crop, is notoriously water-sensitive, but new res
Ethiopian Study Unveils Water-Saving Secrets for Garlic Farming and Energy Sector Read More »
In the heart of North Africa, where water is as precious as oil, Algeria is grappling with a pressing challenge: how to make every drop count. With a mere 500 cubic meters of freshwater per person, the country is under intense water stress, and the s
Algeria’s Wastewater Woes: Turning Challenges into Energy Opportunities Read More »
In the heart of Montpellier, France, a team of researchers led by Kevin Daudin from the University of Montpellier is tackling a pressing challenge in the agricultural sector: the underutilization of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) i
Montpellier Researchers Revolutionize Irrigation with Low-Tech Co-Innovation Approach Read More »
In the vast, remote expanse of the Tibetan Plateau, often referred to as the “Roof of the World” and the “Water Tower of Asia,” a groundbreaking study has shed new light on the dynamics of one of the planet’s most critical freshwater resources. Resea
Tibetan Plateau Lakes: Satellite Data Unveils Water Secrets for Energy Future Read More »
In the heart of China’s Loess Plateau, a long-term study has uncovered compelling insights into how different forest types influence soil hydrological processes and water-holding capacities, with significant implications for sustainable land manageme
China’s Loess Plateau Study Reveals Natural Forests’ Water-Saving Edge Read More »
In the heart of Nigeria’s rapidly urbanizing Ekiti State, a pressing water quality crisis is unfolding, with significant implications for public health, agriculture, and industry. A recent study published in the journal *Next Sustainability* (transla
Nigeria’s Groundwater Crisis: Urgent Threat to Health, Industry, and Energy Read More »
In the heart of China, the Three Gorges Reservoir (TGR), the world’s largest hydropower project, has been a beacon of innovation in water resource management. Yet, as with any large-scale infrastructure, its impacts are complex and far-reaching. A re
Three Gorges Reservoir’s Climate Impact: A Seasonal Biophysical Revelation Read More »
In the face of escalating global water tensions and the relentless march of climate change, traditional urban water management systems are proving inadequate. A groundbreaking study led by Rokhshid Khanalipour from the University of Tehran’s Departme
Water-Sensitive Cities: A Paradigm Shift in Urban Water Management Read More »