Storage & Renewable

In the intricate dance of the Earth’s water cycle, a new study led by W. R. Berghuijs of the Department of Earth Sciences at the Free University Amsterdam has revealed a surprising partner: annual memory. This isn’t the kind of memory that recalls a

In the lush landscapes of Manggarai, Flores, a silent battle is unfolding between the pursuit of renewable energy and the preservation of sacred natural resources. At the heart of this conflict lies manganese, a critical mineral essential for the pro

In the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, a groundbreaking study led by Nelino Florida from the Department of Soil and Water Conservation Sciences at the National Agrarian University of the Jungle in Tingo Maria, Peru, is shedding new light on the resilie

In the heart of Assam, India, at the Polymer Nanocomposites Synthesis and Application Laboratory (PNSAL) within Tezpur University, a groundbreaking study is unfolding, led by Jurita Baishya. The research, published in the Waste Management Bulletin, d

In the quest for environmental sustainability, the construction and industrial sectors are under intense scrutiny. A recent study led by Emrah Yılmaz, a researcher from the Department of Civil Engineering at Düzce University in Turkey, has shed light

In the heart of Iran, a groundbreaking study led by Sara Heshmati is revolutionizing how we think about water resource management, particularly in the context of the Bisotun Dam. The research, recently published in the journal ‘Geography and Environm

In the vast, interconnected web of Earth’s water systems, understanding the dynamics of terrestrial water storage (TWS) is akin to deciphering a complex code that holds the key to sustainable water management and climate resilience. A recent study le

In the vast, arid landscapes of Northwest China, a silent battle is unfolding between the forces of greening and the finite resources of water. A recent study led by Xiaoyao Lu, from the State Key Laboratory of Efficient Utilization of Agricultural W

In the sprawling metropolis of Tehran, an unseen threat lurks beneath the surface, slowly reshaping the landscape and posing significant challenges for the energy sector. Land subsidence, a geological phenomenon characterized by the gradual sinking o

In the heart of Iran’s arid landscape, Shadegan Wetland stands as a critical ecosystem, providing a range of services that are vital for both the environment and local communities. A recent study led by Leila Rahimi, published in the journal ‘Geograp