All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the vast expanse of China’s agricultural landscape, scientists are making strides to tackle some of the most pressing challenges in cotton production. At the forefront of this effort is Xiao Zhao, a researcher from the State Crucial Laboratory of
China’s Cotton Revolution: Salt-Tolerant Bacteria Boost Yields and Efficiency Read More »
In the arid landscapes of the Loess Plateau, a groundbreaking study led by MA Xueyan from the Xinjiang Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower in Urumqi, China, has unveiled the transformative power of vegetation restoration on soil infiltration
Vegetation Restoration on Loess Plateau Boosts Soil Infiltration and Water Management Read More »
In the heart of Egypt, where the Nile Valley stretches out like a lifeline, a groundbreaking study led by Hanaa A. Megahed from the Division of Geological Applications and Mineral Resources at the National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Scien
Egypt Study Maps Nile Valley Groundwater for Sustainable Energy and Agriculture Read More »
In the heart of Poland, a critical study conducted by Halina Urbańska-Kozłowska of the Wroclaw Municipal Water and Sewage Company has shed new light on the challenges and responsibilities faced by water supply companies in ensuring the safety and hea
Poland’s Water War: Micropollutants Challenge Safety and Energy Read More »
In an innovative leap towards sustainability, researchers have transformed discarded Tetra Pak waste into a powerful tool for enhancing solar water heating systems. A groundbreaking study, led by Safna Nishad at the Center for Advanced Materials, Qat
Tetra Pak Waste Revolutionizes Solar Water Heating Efficiency Read More »
In the heart of Luxembourg, scientists at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) have uncovered a fascinating phenomenon that could revolutionize our understanding of plant-water interactions and have significant implications for t
Luxembourg Scientists Discover “Hydromatching”: Plants’ Dynamic Water Response Read More »
In the heart of Nepal, where agriculture is the lifeblood of the economy, a significant shift is underway. Binisha Paudel, a researcher from the Agriculture and Forestry University in Chitwan, Nepal, has shed light on how the adoption of modern agric
Nepal’s Farmers Embrace Tech for Agricultural Revolution Read More »
In the quest for sustainable solutions to combat plastic pollution, researchers have turned to an unlikely ally: citronella. A new study, led by Wibowo Condro from the Department of Food Technology at the Faculty of Agriculture, Universitas Jenderal
Citronella Extract Enhances Biodegradable Packaging Read More »
In the arid landscapes of northeastern Morocco, the Mohamed V Dam on the Moulouya River has long been a lifeline for the region, storing precious surface water for agricultural, industrial, and domestic use. However, recent studies have revealed a st
Morocco’s Mohamed V Dam Faces Crisis as Siltation Cuts Capacity in Half Read More »
In a groundbreaking study published in Environmental Research Letters, a team led by Tobias Heimann of the Kiel Institute for the World Economy in Kiel, Germany, has shed new light on the future of Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS). T
Germany’s Kiel Institute: BECCS Holds Key to Fossil Fuel Substitution Read More »
