All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of China, researchers have uncovered a promising strategy to combat greenhouse gas emissions from dryland agriculture, offering a potential boon for the energy sector and global climate mitigation efforts. A recent meta-analysis, led by
China’s Drip Irrigation Breakthrough Cuts Farm Emissions, Energizes Climate Fight Read More »
In the heart of China’s agricultural innovation, a groundbreaking study led by Peng Hou from the State Key Laboratory of Efficient Utilization of Agricultural Water Resources at China Agricultural University and the School of Water Conservancy and Tr
China’s Breakthrough: Ions Tame Drip Irrigation Clogging in Arid Farms Read More »
In the arid expanses of Xinjiang, China, farmers face a dual threat: the scarcity of fresh water and the encroachment of saline water into their irrigation systems. A recent study led by Zhanli Ma from Shihezi University sheds light on the complex in
Xinjiang Study Reveals Saline Water’s Toll on Soil and Cotton Yields Read More »
In the heart of Asia, the Tibetan Plateau, often referred to as the “Water Tower of Asia,” is experiencing significant changes in its water dynamics, according to a recent study published in the journal *Watershed Ecology and the Environment* (transl
Tibetan Plateau’s Water Shift Sparks Energy and Ecological Concerns Read More »
In the heart of Hungary, a small lake named Vadkert is becoming a beacon of innovation in water quality monitoring. Researchers, led by Diaa Sheishah from the Department of Physical and Environmental Geography at the University of Szeged, have harnes
Hungary’s Vadkert Lake: Satellite Innovation Tracks Water Quality Read More »
In the vast, fertile alluvial plains of Northern India, a silent revolution is taking place—not in the fields, but in the data. Researchers are refining the way we measure land surface temperature (LST), a critical factor in agricultural and environm
Indian Study Redefines Land Surface Temperature Measurement for Energy Insights Read More »
In the heart of Ghana’s Central Region, a pressing question looms over the fields and farms: can wastewater be a viable solution for irrigation amidst growing water scarcity? A recent study published in *Discover Environment* (translated as *Explore
Ghana Study Reveals Seasonal Shifts in Wastewater’s Irrigation Potential Read More »
In the heart of China’s agricultural innovation, a groundbreaking study led by Abdul Rahim Junejo at the Institute of Farmland Irrigation under the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences is revolutionizing the way we think about drip irrigation sys
China’s MNB Tech Revolutionizes Drip Irrigation, Boosts Agricultural Efficiency Read More »
In the heart of the eastern Amazon, where the Itacaiúnas River carves its path through dense forests and bustling mining towns, a critical question looms: how sustainable is the region’s water use? A recent study published in *Frontiers in Environmen
Amazon’s Itacaiúnas River Faces Sustainability Crisis: Study Reveals Alarming Water Use Read More »
In the heart of the Southwest, the Colorado River carves through the Grand Canyon, a testament to the power of water and time. But this iconic river, regulated by Glen Canyon Dam, faces a delicate balancing act between meeting societal water demands
Colorado River Study Offers New Hope for Sandbar Preservation and Energy Balance Read More »
