Storage & Renewable

In the face of climate change and increasing human activities, the stability of water resources has become a pressing concern, particularly in agricultural settings. A recent study led by Zhan Shu from the Key Laboratory of Agricultural Soil and Wate

Recent research from Heilongjiang Province has shed light on the critical interplay between agricultural water and land resources, revealing significant regional disparities that could have far-reaching implications for agricultural productivity and

In an insightful study published in ‘Shuitu baochi tongbao’, Wu Xiao from the Lanzhou Hydrology Station in Gansu Province has shed light on the significant potential of check dams in enhancing water resource management in the region. The research hig

In the arid expanses of Gansu Province, China, a groundbreaking study has shed light on the intricate relationship between soil respiration, irrigation practices, and the seasonal freeze-thaw cycles that characterize extremely dry regions. This resea

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have proposed a hybrid renewable energy system (HRES) to address the pressing water scarcity issues faced by Jordan, particularly in the arid region of Al-Mudawwara village. The research, led by Zakaria Al-Omari

In a significant stride towards understanding domestic water demand, a recent study conducted in a tropical Nigerian community reveals critical insights into the socio-demographic factors influencing household water use. The research, led by Timothy

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

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

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.

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