All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
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 »
The race to meet global carbon reduction targets is pushing the energy sector into uncharted territory—particularly in shale reservoirs, where a promising yet understudied opportunity lies. A recent study published in *Duankuai youqitian* (translated
Shale’s Secret Weapon: CO₂ Slashes Emissions, Boosts Oil Yield Read More »
In the frosty grip of winter, when firefighters rush into blazing infernos, the air they breathe isn’t just the smoke-filled atmosphere—it’s the carefully regulated flow from their compressed air breathing apparatus (CABA). But what happens when the
Cold Breathing Gear Fails in Winter’s Grip Read More »
In the heart of Ethiopia’s Central Main Rift Valley Lakes Basin, a study led by Ashenafi Wondimu Teshale of Hawassa University’s Department of Hydraulics and Water Resources Engineering is quietly reshaping how we think about farming—and its hidden c
Ethiopia’s No-Till Farming: A Water-Energy Revolution Read More »
In the quiet hum of a water purification plant, where every drop undergoes rigorous scrutiny before reaching homes, a quiet revolution is underway. Said Salloum, a researcher at Horizon University College’s School of Computing, and his team have deve
AI Predicts Water Safety Revolutionizing Treatment Plants Read More »
In the heart of China’s Huang-Huai-Hai Plain, where waxy maize is a staple crop, farmers face a growing challenge: increasingly erratic rainfall patterns fueled by global warming. For Yanyan Zhang, a researcher at the Institute of Farmland Irrigation
Melatonin Boosts Waxy Maize Resilience to Waterlogging Read More »
In the sun-scorched fields of northern China’s Hebei Province, where cotton thrives under the watchful eye of drip irrigation, a quiet revolution is taking shape—not in the soil itself, but in the leaves of the plants. Bo Gao, a researcher at the Sch
Hebei’s Cotton Leaves Reveal Soil Salt Secrets via Smartphone AI Read More »
Azerbaijan’s agricultural sector has undergone a remarkable transformation in the past two decades, with output surging more than ninefold since 2000. But behind this growth lies a growing strain on the country’s natural resources, according to a new
Azerbaijan’s Farming Boom Threatens Water, Energy Future Read More »
The coconut groves of Sri Lanka, India, and the Philippines are quietly becoming the front line of a global battle against climate change—one that could ripple through the energy sector long before the next hurricane or drought hits. Tharindu D. Nuwa
Coconut Farms Fuel Climate-Resilient Energy Shift Read More »
In the quiet hum of a water distribution system, something unexpected is unfolding. Shuai-Hua Hou and his team at Tongji University in Shanghai have uncovered a hidden dance between water flow and chlorine decay—a relationship so precise it could red
Flow Variations Unlock Hidden Secrets in Chlorine Decay Dynamics Read More »
