Supply & Monitoring Systems

In the bustling hospitals of Addis Ababa, a silent threat lurks in an unlikely place: the very facilities designed to prevent infections. A recent study published in *Environmental Health Insights* (translated as “Insights into Environmental Health”)

In the quest to safeguard public health through improved water quality monitoring, a novel approach combining high-volume ultrafiltration and advanced microbial source tracking (MST) has emerged, offering promising advancements for the water, sanitat

In the bustling food and beverage sector of Southwestern Nigeria, small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) are a driving force behind economic growth. However, their environmental impact is a growing concern, with compliance to regulations often ove

In the heart of China’s Yunnan Province, a silent crisis is unfolding. Over the past three decades, more than 20 natural lakes have vanished, their waters swallowed by the thirsty earth. But a new study, led by Hua Zhang from the Key Laboratory of Ka

In the heart of China’s energy transformation, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the intricate underground river systems that could significantly impact the future of hydropower projects. Led by Jianwen Cao from the Institute of Karst Geolo

In the heart of Jinan, a city renowned for its springs, lies Baotu Spring, a vital source of water that has sustained the city for generations. However, rapid urbanization and population growth have put immense pressure on this precious resource, lea

In the heart of Jinan, a city renowned for its spring water, a delicate balance is being disrupted. Urbanization has led to ground hardening, reducing the area effectively supplying karst water, and threatening the continuous flow of springs that Jin

In the heart of Yunnan Province, China, a critical issue has been plaguing water supply projects: the dissolution of gypsum salt in the region’s red beds, which is significantly impacting groundwater quality. A recent study, led by Shengdong Huang fr

In the heart of Shanxi Province, a region often dubbed China’s “coal sea,” a pressing environmental challenge is unfolding. As coal mines close, they leave behind a legacy of acid mine drainage (AMD), a toxic byproduct that threatens water resources

In the heart of Jinan, a city renowned for its famed springs, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of groundwater dynamics. Led by Qinghan Meng of the No.1 Geological Team of Shandong Provincial Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resource