All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Results in Earth Sciences’, researchers have turned their attention to the pressing issue of water scarcity in Central Iran, particularly in the Sepidan basin, where the Chadormalu mine is located. The study, l
Iranian Researchers Innovate Water Management with Reverse Osmosis Technology Read More »
A recent study led by Huijie Gu from the Key Lab of Agricultural Water Resources at the Chinese Academy of Sciences sheds new light on the relationship between winter wheat root traits, root water uptake, and soil electrical resistivity. The research
New Study Links Wheat Roots and Soil Resistivity to Optimize Irrigation Read More »
China’s energy transition is not just an environmental imperative; it is rapidly becoming a commercial opportunity, particularly for the water, sanitation, and drainage sectors. In a recent article published in ‘VertigO’, Olga V. Alexeeva highlights
China’s Renewable Energy Shift Creates New Opportunities for Water Sector Read More »
In a thought-provoking exploration of contemporary water resource management, Olivier Petit delves into the ideological underpinnings of the New Resource Economics in a recent article published in ‘VertigO,’ which translates to “Vertigo” in English.
Olivier Petit Examines Ideological Roots of Water Commodification Debate Read More »
In the shantytowns of Cotonou, Benin, the quest for safe drinking water is fraught with challenges, as highlighted in a recent study published in ‘VertigO’ (translated as “Vertigo”). The research, led by Espérance Olive Hounsounou, reveals alarming p
Unsafe Water Practices in Cotonou Highlight Urgent Need for Solutions Read More »
In a significant stride towards combating the global energy crisis, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking study that enhances the efficiency of solar thermal power plants through the innovative use of nanofluids. Led by E. Jamali Shakarab from t
Innovative Nanofluids Enhance Solar Power Efficiency and Sustainability Read More »
In a significant examination of groundwater salinization in the agriculturally rich North Sea region (NSR), researchers have uncovered the intricate challenges posed by historical changes and modern practices that threaten this vital resource. Led by
Groundwater Salinization Threatens Agriculture in North Sea Region Study Read More »
As global food demand escalates, the agricultural sector faces increasing pressure to enhance crop production, particularly in regions reliant on groundwater irrigation. A recent study led by Gabriela Perez-Quesada from the Department of Agricultural
Groundwater Depletion Threatens Crop Yields in U.S. High Plains Region Read More »
In a landscape where over 70% of the population in Sub-Saharan Africa lacks access to improved drinking water, informal water providers have emerged as vital lifelines. A recent scoping review published in *Environmental Research Letters* sheds light
Informal Water Vendors Become Essential in Sub-Saharan Africa’s Supply Chain Read More »
In a significant advancement for water resource management, researchers have applied the base flow index (BFI) to evaluate stream flow regimes and basin water storage amid hydrological drought conditions in Lorestan Province, Iran. This study, led by
Innovative Study Uses Base Flow Index to Enhance Drought Preparedness in Iran Read More »
