All the latest news and research about water supply and drainage infrastructure
In the heart of China, the Yellow River Basin (YRB) is facing a silent crisis, one that threatens to reshape the region’s water landscape and send ripples through the energy sector. A recent study, led by Yuhao Wang from the College of Geography and
Yellow River Basin’s Water Crisis: Droughts and Human Activity Threaten Energy Future Read More »
In the heart of northeast China, a team of researchers led by Dr. B. Hu from the Northeast Institute of Geography and Agroecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, has developed a groundbreaking framework that could revolutionize how we understand and ma
Northeast China’s WetlandSCB Framework: A Cost-Effective Water Storage Revolution Read More »
In the heart of Chonburi Province, Thailand, a silent battle rages between the encroaching sea and the vital freshwater resources of the Sukreep Canal. This is where Pongsakon Pimpanit, a researcher from Kasetsart University’s Department of Environme
Thailand’s Solar-Powered Water Guardians: Battling Seawater Intrusion Read More »
In the heart of India, the Bundelkhand plateau fringe is facing a silent crisis—one that threatens the lifeblood of its communities and the energy sector’s future. Groundwater, a vital resource for drinking, domestic use, and irrigation, is dwindling
India’s Bundelkhand Plateau Faces Groundwater Crisis, Threatening Energy Future Read More »
In the face of escalating water scarcity and climate-driven extremes, a new study offers a roadmap for harnessing floodwaters to replenish depleted aquifers, with significant implications for industries, particularly energy, that rely on steady water
Texas Floodwaters: A Lifeline for Aquifers Amid Climate Extremes Read More »
In the heart of Poland, near the city of Tarnów, a critical drinking water source is being reimagined through innovative research that could reshape how we manage riverbank filtration (RBF) sites worldwide. Dr. Kamil Janik, from the Institute of Eart
Poland’s Tarnów: Riverbank Filtration Revolutionizes Global Water Management Read More »
In the heart of Southeastern Europe, Bulgaria is grappling with a pressing question: how can it boost its ecological potential while fostering economic growth? A recent study published in the Trakia Journal of Sciences, which translates to the Trakia
Bulgaria Balances Growth and Ecology in Resource Management Quest Read More »
In the heart of western Iran, a pressing water crisis is unfolding, and new research is shedding light on the complex interplay between water scarcity, agriculture, and sustainable management. Fatemeh Javanbakht-Sheikhahmad, a researcher from the Dep
Western Iran’s Water Crisis: Agriculture and Sustainable Solutions Read More »
In the bustling hospitals of Addis Ababa, a silent threat lurks in an unlikely place: the very facilities designed to prevent infections. A recent study published in *Environmental Health Insights* (translated as “Insights into Environmental Health”)
Addis Ababa Hospitals: Hidden Handwashing Hazards Threaten Infection Control Read More »
In the quest to safeguard public health through improved water quality monitoring, a novel approach combining high-volume ultrafiltration and advanced microbial source tracking (MST) has emerged, offering promising advancements for the water, sanitat
Ultrafiltration & MST: A Leap Forward in Water Quality Monitoring Read More »
