Storage & Renewable

Egypt’s water security hangs in the balance, and Mona M. El Azab, a postgraduate student at Ain Shams University’s Faculty of Graduate Studies and Environmental Research, has just mapped the fault lines. Her research, published in the *Journal of Env

Egypt’s vast coastlines along the Red and Mediterranean seas could hold the key to unlocking sustainable economic growth—but only if the country can overcome persistent challenges in marine resource management. A new study by Laila Amin, researcher a

In the arid expanse of Egypt’s New Valley Governorate, where the Nile’s reach fades into the golden dunes, a quiet revolution is unfolding—not in the streets, but in the fields. Dr. Marwa Ashour, a researcher at Ain Shams University’s Faculty of Grad

The North Sinai region of Egypt, already a land of stark contrasts—where the Mediterranean meets the arid desert—faces a new and pressing challenge: the relentless march of climate change. A recent study published in the *Journal of Environmental Sci

In the arid expanse of Egypt’s Eastern Desert, where water is scarcer than oil in a refinery, a breakthrough study offers a lifeline—not just for parched communities, but for industries starved for sustainable resources. Research led by Dr. M. M. Abo

In the arid expanse of Matrouh Governorate, where the desert whispers stories of survival, a recent study by Atteyat Abdel Aziz of Ain Shams University’s Faculty of Graduate Studies and Environmental Research has uncovered how social and environmenta

Researchers in southwestern China have uncovered the hidden plumbing of the Leibo geothermal system, a mid-low temperature resource tucked into the rugged eastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau. Their findings, published in the *Journal of Hydrology:

The drought that gripped Germany after 2018 didn’t just turn lawns brown—it drained the country’s underground water reserves at a rate that caught scientists off guard. In Brandenburg, a region already known for its sandy soils and limited rainfall,

In the dense forests and rolling farmlands straddling Lithuania and Latvia, an invisible threat lurks beneath the surface. Gypsum karst—a type of terrain where soluble rock dissolves over time—has created a patchwork of hidden cavities that can sudde

The Tarbela Reservoir, Pakistan’s largest freshwater body and a linchpin of the Indus Basin’s hydropower system, is facing an unseen crisis—one that could quietly strangle its operational lifespan unless addressed. New research led by Hassan Raza of