Storage & Renewable

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

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

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

In the heart of China’s Guizhou Province, a critical study is shedding light on the intricate chemical characteristics of groundwater, with significant implications for the energy sector, particularly phosphate mining and related industries. The rese

In the heart of Guilin, China, a critical study on the Huixian karst wetland has unveiled new insights into water resource management, with potential implications for the energy sector and beyond. The research, led by Qibo Huang from the Institute of

In the heart of Southwest China, where karst landscapes dominate, a critical water source has been drying up, threatening the ecological balance and economic vitality of Lijiang Ancient City. The Heilongtan springs, a lifeline for the region’s touris

In the heart of Zhangqiu, a city renowned for its abundant spring resources and affectionately dubbed the “Little Spring City,” a critical study has emerged that could reshape how we approach water resource management and urban development. The Baima

In the heart of Shandong Province, China, a hidden treasure trove of geothermal energy is waiting to be tapped. A recent study published in *Carsologica Sinica* (Chinese Journal of Speleology) has shed new light on the hydrogeochemical characteristic

In the heart of China’s karst regions, where the terrain is as intricate as it is beautiful, a groundbreaking study is shedding new light on how water moves through the earth, with significant implications for water resource management and the energy

In the heart of China, where the unique karst landscapes dominate the terrain, a team of researchers led by Xin Liu from the School of Earth System Science at Tianjin University has been unraveling the intricate dance of biogeochemical cycles in thes