All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of Batu City, a quiet revolution is brewing along the riversides of Macari Village. This isn’t a tale of grand gestures or sweeping changes, but of a meticulous, eco-focused approach to preserving one of Indonesia’s vital water sources.
Indonesia’s Eco-Riparian Revolution: Terraced Ponds Purify Urban Water Read More »
In the heart of Central Asia, a silent battle for water is unfolding, one that could reshape the region’s agricultural landscape and energy demands. A groundbreaking study, led by Silvan Ragettli of hydrosolutions GmbH in Zurich, Switzerland, has she
Uzbekistan’s Water Crisis: Remote Sensing Unveils Path to Sustainable Oases Read More »
In the heart of Southern Ethiopia, a critical lifeline flows through the Demie River catchment, sustaining both communities and agriculture. As the region’s water demands surge, understanding the quality of groundwater has become paramount. A recent
Ethiopia’s Demie River: Groundwater Goldmine for Drinking and Energy Read More »
In the heart of China’s cotton country, researchers are rewriting the rules of agriculture, and their findings could reshape the global cotton industry and energy sector. Led by Hamad Khan at the State Key Laboratory of Cotton Bio-breeding and Integr
China’s Cotton Revolution: Timing Sows Water-Smart Yields Read More »
In the heart of China, researchers are unraveling the mysteries of deep coalbed methane (CBM), a resource that could significantly bolster the country’s energy portfolio. Shida Chen, a leading expert from the School of Energy Resources at China Unive
China’s Deep Coalbed Methane Breakthrough: Unlocking Hidden Energy Read More »
In the heart of modern agriculture, a silent revolution is brewing, driven by the marriage of artificial intelligence and traditional farming practices. At the forefront of this innovation is Alain Godo Alonso, whose groundbreaking research on fuzzy
AI-Driven Irrigation: Fuzzy Logic Transforms Farm Water Use Read More »
In the heart of Alberta, an unseen battle is raging beneath the water’s surface. Two invasive fish species, the goldfish and the Prussian carp, are wreaking havoc on local ecosystems, and the energy sector is not immune to the impacts. These aquatic
Alberta’s Energy Sector Fights Invasive Fish with DNA Breakthrough Read More »
In the heart of Taiwan’s technological boom, a groundbreaking study is set to revolutionize how science parks approach sustainability. Led by Hao-Wei Chang, Yi-Li Lin, and Wann-Ming Wey, this research introduces a comprehensive Environmental, Social,
Taiwan’s Tech Hubs: New ESG Framework for Sustainable Growth Read More »
In the relentless pursuit of clean water, scientists are turning to cutting-edge technology to predict and manage water quality with unprecedented accuracy. A groundbreaking study led by Moussa Attia from the Environment Laboratory at the Institute o
Algerian Study Predicts Water Quality With Unmatched Precision Read More »
In the heart of Ghent, Belgium, and Incheon, South Korea, a pioneering study is reshaping how we think about water treatment, particularly in the realm of building-level greywater reuse. Led by Siyuan Wang, a researcher affiliated with Ghent Universi
Ghent and Incheon Pioneers Smart Greywater Revolution Read More »
