Storage & Renewable

In the lush, often contested landscapes of Southeast Asia, a critical debate is unfolding that could reshape the future of the global energy and food sectors. At the heart of this debate is palm oil, a powerhouse in biodiesel production, but also a c

In the heart of the Middle East, a nation rich in solar potential is poised to make significant strides in the global energy transition. Iran, known for its vast oil and gas reserves, is now turning its gaze towards a cleaner future with green hydrog

In the heart of China, the Yangtze River Basin (YZRB) is a lifeline for industry, agriculture, and ecosystems. Yet, this vital water source is under threat, with environmental degradation and increasing water supply-demand risks complicating sustaina

In the heart of India, the Krishna River Basin is a lifeline for millions, sustaining agriculture, industry, and ecosystems. Yet, managing its water resources has been a complex puzzle, with surface water and groundwater intricately intertwined. Now,

In the heart of China, a silent crisis has been unfolding beneath the surface, threatening the very foundations of the North China Plain’s industrial and agricultural sectors. For decades, the region has relied heavily on deep groundwater to quench i

In the heart of China, the Lower Yellow River (LYR) region is grappling with a water crisis that threatens not only its ecological balance but also the economic stability of industries, particularly the energy sector. A recent study published in the

In the heart of Brazil, a revolutionary tool is emerging to tackle one of the most pressing challenges of our time: water pollution. Marcelo Nepomoceno Kapp, a researcher from Universidade Federal da Integração Latino-Americana (UNILA), has developed

In the heart of urban planning, a revolution is brewing, and it’s green, lush, and teeming with life. Researchers are championing a biophilic urban approach to design urban parks, aiming to seamlessly integrate nature into the concrete jungles we cal

In the heart of China’s Loess Plateau, a region known for its unique soil composition and significant agricultural activity, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of water management. Led by Tianqi Guo, a researcher at the College of

In the heart of Xinjiang, Northwest China, a silent transformation is underway, driven by the invisible hand of climate change. This shift is not just altering landscapes but is also reshaping the very lifeblood of the region: its water resources. A