All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of China’s energy and chemical industries lies the Mu Us Sandyland (MUS), a region where the thirst for resources is outpacing the availability of water. A recent study published in the journal *Agricultural Water Management* (translated
China’s Mu Us Sandyland Faces Water Crisis: Energy Sector’s Thirst Drives Decline Read More »
In the heart of Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, a quiet revolution is taking place, one that could reshape the way we think about water management, food security, and even climate change. At the center of this transformation is a practice called Alternate We
Vietnam’s Mekong Delta Embraces AWD for Sustainable Rice Farming Read More »
In the arid landscapes of Iran, where freshwater is a precious commodity, a simple yet ingenious solution is gaining traction: solar stills. These devices, which use sunlight to desalinate water, are a beacon of hope for decentralized freshwater supp
Solar Stills Shine in Iran: Glass and 30° Tilt Boost Water Yields Read More »
In the heart of Bogotá, Colombia, a researcher is delving into the complex relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and the environment, a study that could reshape how the energy sector approaches this powerful technology. German Duglas Cort
Bogotá Researcher Unveils AI’s Environmental Double-Edge for Energy Sector Read More »
In the heart of eastern Arkansas, a region known for its vast agricultural lands and significant irrigation needs, a silent transformation is taking place. On-farm reservoirs (OFRs), crucial for storing water during rainy seasons to irrigate crops in
Arkansas Reservoirs Reshape Hydrology, Impact Energy Sector Read More »
In the intricate world of karst hydrology, where water flows through a complex network of conduits, fractures, and porous rock, understanding the interplay between groundwater and surface water is crucial. A recent study led by F. Huang from the Scho
Karst Hydrology Breakthrough: Rainfall’s Role in Aquifer-Stream Dynamics Read More »
In the bustling, industrialized area of Gajuwaka, Visakhapatnam, a pressing issue lurks beneath the surface—literally. Groundwater sources in this low-income neighborhood are contaminated with multidrug-resistant (MDR) bacterial strains, posing a sig
Gajuwaka’s Hidden Crisis: MDR Bacteria Threaten Groundwater Safety Read More »
In the heart of coastal Bangladesh, where the delicate balance of agriculture and ecology is constantly tested, farmers are adapting to intensify rice production, the backbone of their livelihoods. A recent study published in the journal *Discover Su
Bangladesh Farmers Revolutionize Rice Farming for Sustainable Future Read More »
In the heart of Ethiopia, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we understand and harness one of our most vital natural resources: groundwater. Alene Mitiku, a researcher from the Department of Water Resources and Irrigation Engineering at Hawassa
Ethiopian Study Maps Groundwater Potential, Combats Water Scarcity Read More »
In the heart of Paveh City, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the intricate web of factors influencing sustainable waste management policymaking in rural tourism areas. Led by Mohammad Akbarpour and Parvin Rezaei, this research delves into
Paveh Study Unveils Key to Sustainable Waste Management in Rural Tourism Read More »
