All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of China’s Hebei province, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the way we think about water management in agriculture. Xudong Feng, a leading researcher at the Hebei Laboratory of Agricultural Water-Saving and the University of Chinese A
China’s Soil Moisture Breakthrough: Optimizing Irrigation for Water-Scarce Agriculture Read More »
In the heart of Africa, the Congo River Basin (CRB) cradles vast groundwater resources that sustain millions, yet the intricate dance of these hidden reserves has long remained shrouded in mystery. A groundbreaking study, published in the *Journal of
Congo Basin Groundwater Breakthrough: A Hydropower Game-Changer Read More »
In the heart of northwestern Algeria, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we assess groundwater quality, with significant implications for the energy sector and beyond. Laouni Benadela, a researcher at the Laboratory of Water Science and Technolo
Algeria’s Groundwater Breakthrough: Fuzzy Logic Redefines Water Safety Standards Read More »
In the depths of the National Museum of Natural History of Ukraine (NMNH), a treasure trove of marine life is meticulously cataloged, offering a window into the underwater world of wrasses, a family of fish known for their vibrant colors and complex
Ukraine’s Marine Treasure: Wrasse Study Reveals Conservation Urgencies Read More »
In the heart of Algeria, a critical study is underway that could reshape how we approach groundwater management and artificial recharge, with significant implications for the energy sector. The Mitidja Plain, a vital agricultural and industrial hub,
Algeria’s Groundwater Crisis: Study Reveals Urgent Need for Artificial Recharge Read More »
In the bustling urban area of Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico, a silent crisis is brewing beneath the surface. While progress has been made in expanding sewer coverage, significant challenges persist in ensuring equitable and sustainable sanitation
Ensenada’s Sanitation Crisis: A Human Rights Perspective on Urban Water Woes Read More »
In the frosty expanses of Russia’s permafrost, a groundbreaking study is unlocking new possibilities for natural gas storage, with significant implications for the energy sector. Researchers at the Institute of the Earth Cryosphere of the Siberian Br
Russia’s Permafrost Unlocks Natural Gas Storage Revolution Read More »
In the heart of China’s agricultural landscape, a significant stride in irrigation technology is unfolding, promising to reshape how water is managed in canal systems. Ke Zhou, a researcher at the State Key Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of
China’s OID Model Revolutionizes Irrigation, Boosts Water-Energy Efficiency Read More »
In the arid landscapes of oasis agriculture, where water scarcity is a constant challenge, farmers and researchers are turning to saline water irrigation as a critical strategy. But how does this practice impact the very foundation of soil health? A
Saline Irrigation’s Soil Impact: A Double-Edged Sword for Arid Farming Read More »
In the vast, high-altitude landscapes of Tibet’s Ngari Prefecture, a hidden energy treasure trove lies beneath the surface, offering a glimpse into the future of renewable energy. A recent study, led by Yadong Zheng from the Institute of Energy at He
Tibet’s Hidden Geothermal Treasure: A Renewable Energy Breakthrough Read More »
