Supply & Monitoring Systems

In the heart of Indonesia, a silent crisis has been brewing within the water supply systems, one that has been steadily draining resources and efficiency. Non-Revenue Water (NRW), or water loss, has been a persistent challenge, and in Balikpapan, it

In the arid landscapes of Iran, where freshwater is a precious commodity, a simple yet ingenious solution is gaining traction: solar stills. These devices, which use sunlight to desalinate water, are a beacon of hope for decentralized freshwater supp

In the bustling, industrialized area of Gajuwaka, Visakhapatnam, a pressing issue lurks beneath the surface—literally. Groundwater sources in this low-income neighborhood are contaminated with multidrug-resistant (MDR) bacterial strains, posing a sig

In the quiet hum of water distribution systems, an unseen threat is brewing, one that could have significant implications for public health and the energy sector. Microplastics, those tiny fragments of plastic less than five millimeters in size, are

In the heart of Iran’s central plateau, the ZayandehRud Basin is facing an escalating water crisis, and climate change is playing a significant role. A recent study led by Ladan Naderi from the University of Zanjan’s Agricultural Extension, Communica

In the heart of Iran’s energy sector, a critical examination of the Fajr Gas Refinery’s environmental footprint is shedding light on the delicate balance between industrial progress and ecological preservation. Parsa Pashaei, a PhD student in Geograp

In the face of escalating water scarcity and climate-driven extremes, a new study offers a roadmap for harnessing floodwaters to replenish depleted aquifers, with significant implications for industries, particularly energy, that rely on steady water

In the heart of Poland, near the city of Tarnów, a critical drinking water source is being reimagined through innovative research that could reshape how we manage riverbank filtration (RBF) sites worldwide. Dr. Kamil Janik, from the Institute of Eart

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