All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of Albania, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on how farmers are adapting to climate change, offering valuable insights that could reshape agricultural practices and energy sector investments worldwide. Dorina Grazhdani, a researc
In the heart of the San Juan Basin, a significant step forward is being taken to ensure the safe and responsible storage of carbon dioxide (CO2) underground, a critical component in the fight against climate change. Jason Simmons, a researcher at the
San Juan Basin Study Redefines Safe Underground CO2 Storage Read More »
In the quest to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the School of Economics and Management at Anhui University of Science and Technology. Led by Qingzhen Shao, the research delves into th
Shandong Study Unveils Water-Land-Carbon Nexus for Green Growth Read More »
In the arid landscapes of North Wollo, Ethiopia, where rainfall is as unpredictable as it is vital, a groundbreaking study is offering new hope for agricultural sustainability. Led by Daniel Desalegn from the Department of Water Resources and Irrigat
Ethiopia’s Arid North Wollo: GIS Tech Unveils Rainwater Harvesting Hope Read More »
In the heart of Bangladesh’s northeastern region, a quiet agricultural revolution is taking root, one mungbean at a time. Researchers, led by K. K. Islam from the Department of Agroforestry at Bangladesh Agricultural University, have demonstrated tha
Mungbean Magic: Bangladesh’s Climate-Smart Revolution Boosts Yields, Cuts Costs Read More »
In the heart of Tanzania, researchers are brewing up a sustainable solution to a global problem, transforming spent coffee grounds into a valuable resource for the construction industry. Amani Abdallah Hepautwa, a researcher at the Nelson Mandela Afr
Tanzanian Innovation Brews Eco-Friendly Construction from Coffee Waste Read More »
In the arid expanses of dryland farming regions, water is a precious commodity, and every drop counts. A recent study led by Yueyue Xu from the Shanxi Institute of Organic Dryland Farming at Shanxi Agricultural University has shed new light on how in
Ridge-Furrow Mulching: A Game-Changer for Soil Carbon and Microbial Dynamics Read More »
In the frosty heart of winter, understanding the thickness of ice on lakes and rivers is not just a scientific curiosity—it’s a critical piece of the puzzle for industries like energy, transportation, and environmental monitoring. A recent study publ
Drone Tech Revolutionizes Ice Thickness Monitoring for Energy Sector Read More »
In the vast and complex web of water management, understanding the intricate dance between climate change and human activities is crucial, especially for the energy sector that relies heavily on consistent water resources. A groundbreaking study publ
Climate and Human Activity Threaten Energy Sector’s Water Reliance Read More »
In the verdant landscapes of Rivne district, Rivne region, a treasure trove of natural resources lies waiting to be harnessed sustainably, according to a recent study published in the journal *Людина і довкілля: Проблеми неоекології* (translated as *
Rivne District’s Natural Wealth: Balancing Growth and Ecological Stability Read More »
