All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the vast, arid expanse of the Mu Us Sandy Land, a delicate dance between vegetation and water resources is unfolding, one that could reshape how we approach plantation management in dry regions. A recent study, led by Xingting Liu from the Institu
Mu Us Sandy Land: Pine Plantations’ Thirst Reshapes Water Management Read More »
In the arid expanses of Xinjiang, China, a groundbreaking study led by Pengcheng Luo from Shihezi University is transforming our understanding of sustainable agriculture on reclaimed saline-alkali lands. Luo’s research, published in the journal *Agri
Xinjiang Study Revolutionizes Saline Land Farming with Water-Saving Breakthrough Read More »
In the relentless pursuit of cleaner water, researchers have stumbled upon a promising breakthrough that could reshape how we tackle one of the most stubborn pollutants: perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA). This persistent organic pollutant, notorious for
Aluminum Cathodes Break Down Stubborn PFOA Pollutants Read More »
In the heart of Iran’s Heris Plain, a silent and invisible threat has been steadily reshaping the landscape, with significant implications for agriculture, infrastructure, and the energy sector. Land subsidence, caused primarily by excessive groundwa
Iran’s Heris Plain Sinks: Radar Reveals Alarming Subsidence Rates Read More »
In the world of water utilities and waste management, a new challenge is emerging that could have significant commercial impacts, particularly for the energy sector. Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), often referred to as “forever chemicals
Forever Chemicals Challenge Water Utilities, Threaten Energy Sector Read More »
In the heart of the Aras River Basin, a transboundary region shared by Armenia, Iran, and Azerbaijan, a silent crisis has been unfolding. A recent study led by Shabnam Dadparvar from Tianshui Normal University in China has shed light on the worsening
Aras River Basin Drought Deepens: Energy and Water Crisis Unfolds Read More »
In the heart of the Taklamakan Desert, a silent crisis is unfolding, one that could reshape the future of oasis ecosystems and have significant implications for the energy sector. A recent study led by Dinghao Li from the College of Ecology and Envir
Desert Oases Vanishing: Climate Change and Farming Threaten Energy Future Read More »
In the heart of Alaska’s Goldstream Valley, a team of researchers led by Mary Farina from Montana State University has uncovered a puzzling phenomenon that could reshape our understanding of methane emissions in boreal forests. Farina and her colleag
Alaska’s Methane Mystery: Deep Taliks Challenge Emission Models Read More »
In the heart of southeast Australia, a unique study is shedding light on how intense fires can alter groundwater recharge processes, with significant implications for water resource management and the energy sector. Dr. Chuanhui Song, a researcher at
Wildfires Alter Groundwater Recharge: UNSW Study Reveals Water Management Insights Read More »
In the heart of Sergipe, a quiet revolution is brewing, one that could ripple through the energy sector and beyond. A recent study, led by Ila Meira Teixeira, a master’s student at the Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR), is shedding light on how s
Sergipe’s Recycling Sector Sparks Green Marketing Revolution Read More »
