All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In a world where water scarcity and pollution are escalating, a groundbreaking review by Mushabe David, a researcher at Kampala International UniversityWestern Campus’s Department of Mechanical Engineering, is turning heads—not just in academic circl
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Jurgita Babilienė has spent 25 years watching wastewater in Kaunas, Lithuania, flow through the same pipes, tanks and filters—except the city itself changed around them. The pipes stayed, but the treatment plant learned new tricks. “We didn’t just bu
Kaunas’ Wastewater Upgrade Slashes Pollutants 98% Read More »
In the heart of Nigeria’s agricultural landscape, a quiet revolution is unfolding—one that could redefine how smallholder farmers, especially women, adapt to climate change. A new study by Ashagwu Ojang Okadi of the University of Nigeria, published i
Nigeria’s Digital Divide Shapes Climate-Resilient Farming Read More »
In a Cairo lab, chemistry professor Aly Reda and his team at The American University in Cairo have turned a dual headache—industrial waste and water pollution—into a breakthrough that could reshape how heavy metals are monitored in energy and manufac
Cairo Lab Turns Waste into Heavy Metal Sensors Read More »
In the heart of Mississippi’s cotton belt, researchers at the USDA-ARS Southern Insect Management Research Unit are uncovering a quiet revolution in sustainable agriculture. Led by Justin George, a team has found that tiny, invisible bubbles—nanobubb
Nanobubbles & Fungi Boost Cotton Farms Sustainably Read More »
In the heart of Nigeria’s North Central region, where agriculture remains the backbone of rural livelihoods, farmers are quietly waging a battle against an invisible but relentless foe: climate change. A groundbreaking study led by Mercy Abutsa of Co
Nigeria’s Farmers Outsmart Climate Change with Ancient Wisdom Read More »
In the heart of Alberta’s irrigation belt, where fields stretch as far as the eye can see, a quiet revolution is underway. Farmers are turning to precision agriculture (PA), a suite of technologies designed to squeeze every drop of efficiency from th
Alberta’s Precision Agriculture Revolution Saves Water and Energy Read More »
Alaa Badawi, an architect and researcher at the Emirates Center for Happiness Research at the UAE University, has turned the spotlight on a pressing challenge: how to make cities in hot, arid regions like the United Arab Emirates more resilient to cl
Sponge Cities Could Transform UAE’s Climate Resilience Read More »
The invisible threat of polystyrene microplastics (PS-MPs) is quietly undermining one of the most critical pillars of modern wastewater treatment—biological nutrient removal. A new study led by Shengyuan Wang from the College of Environment and Energ
PS-MPs Disrupt Wastewater Treatment Efficiency Read More »
In a quiet corner of Indonesia’s petrochemical landscape, a team of researchers has quietly cracked open a door to a future where bioplastics could challenge the dominance of oil-based polymers. Led by Muhammad Zulfikar Luthfi at the Politeknik Indus
Indonesia’s Palm Waste Transforms into High-Strength Bioplastic Read More »
