All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of Kazakhstan’s Akdala Massif, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the future of irrigated agriculture, offering a sustainable solution to water scarcity that could ripple through the energy sector. Led by Malis Absametov of the Ahmedsaf
Kazakhstan’s Rice Fields Revolutionize Water Reuse, Boosting Agriculture and Energy Read More »
In the vast, arid landscapes of Northwest China, a delicate balance is being struck between agricultural productivity and environmental sustainability. A recent study, led by Dai Yuting of the Shaanxi Province Land Engineering Construction Group Co.,
Northwest China Balances Farming and Green Goals in Carbon Quest Read More »
In the heart of Asia, a region often referred to as the Third Pole due to its vast ice fields and glaciers, a significant shift in water runoff patterns is underway. This change, driven by climate forces, is not only reshaping the region’s hydrology
Asia’s Third Pole: Shifting Runoff Patterns Reshape Energy Sector’s Future Read More »
In the heart of India’s agricultural landscape, a quiet revolution is taking root, one that promises to redefine water management and crop productivity. At the forefront of this transformation is Nikita Jaiswal, a researcher from the Department of Ci
India’s IoT Drip Irrigation Revolution: Nikita Jaiswal’s Smart Water Future Read More »
In the heart of India, the Wardha sub-basin of the Godavari River is a lifeline for agriculture, industry, and domestic use. Yet, this vital resource faces mounting pressures from over-extraction and contamination. A recent study published in ‘Discov
In the heart of Florida, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of how homeowners perceive and adopt environmentally friendly urban landscapes. Led by Xumin Zhang from the Food and Resource Economics Department at the University of Flo
Florida Study Reveals Homeowner Preferences for Eco-Friendly Landscapes Read More »
In the vast expanse of our planet, lakes are more than just serene bodies of water; they are vital ecosystems that provide a multitude of services, often referred to as blue ecosystem services (BES). These services, ranging from maintaining biodivers
Ecuador-Led Study Reveals Global Gaps in Lake Ecosystem Research Read More »
In the heart of Indonesia’s rural landscapes, a quiet revolution is taking root, one that promises to reshape the future of agriculture and energy efficiency. Researchers, led by Rahmawati Triana from the Department of Sociology at Sebelas Maret Univ
Indonesia’s Smart Farming Revolution: Tech Meets Culture for Water-Scarce Resilience Read More »
In the heart of Indonesia, a silent crisis has been brewing within the water supply systems, one that has been steadily draining resources and efficiency. Non-Revenue Water (NRW), or water loss, has been a persistent challenge, and in Balikpapan, it
Indonesia’s Water Crisis Tamed: DMA Optimization Cuts Losses by Half Read More »
In the rugged landscapes of Biru County, Xizang, a hidden treasure lies beneath the surface—one that could potentially reshape the energy sector’s future. The Gongzhu hot spring, nestled in this remote region, has long been a mystery, its hydrogeoche
Xizang’s Gongzhu Hot Spring: Geothermal Goldmine for Energy Sector Read More »
