Wastewater & Flood Management

Morocco is at a crossroads. With its population growing and climate change tightening its grip, the country faces a stark reality: water is becoming scarcer, and the systems meant to manage it are under strain. But a new study by Ech-choudany Rachid,

The findings of a new study by Bouzit Ahmed of the Faculty of Economics and Management at Ibn Tofail University in Morocco underscore a troubling truth: where water quality declines, life expectancy often follows. Using Pearson’s correlation coeffici

A team of researchers from Gautam Buddha University in Greater Noida, India, has developed a novel photocatalyst that could revolutionize how industries treat wastewater contaminated with persistent organic dyes. Led by Shubhangini Kumari from the De

In the heart of China’s Henan province, Shengjie Wang and his team at the School of Information Engineering, Zhongyuan Institute of Science and Technology, have cracked open a new way to think about water on university campuses—one that treats every

In the heart of southwestern China, a zinc smelting enterprise faced a persistent challenge: how to efficiently treat and reuse wastewater while minimizing environmental impact and operational costs. The solution, as detailed in a recent study publis

WANG Yongbiao’s team at China Coal Xi’an Design Engineering Co. Ltd. has just handed the mining industry a practical playbook for turning a persistent headache—high-salinity mine water—into a reliable underground resource. Their pilot at Nalinhe No.

The challenge of treating saline wastewater is growing as industries from chemicals to pharmaceuticals generate increasingly complex effluents. Traditional biological methods often fail under high salinity, leaving companies searching for solutions t

A quiet revolution is brewing in the world’s sewers, where what we flush away could soon be powering the next green revolution. New research from Hanxia Yu at the Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences suggests that human urine—often overlooked a

Researchers at Huaqiao University in Xiamen, China, have developed a new catalyst that could make advanced oxidation processes more practical for removing persistent organic pollutants from water. Led by Zhengyi Lu from the College of Chemical Engine

A breakthrough in wastewater treatment could soon make industrial water purification more efficient and less costly, thanks to research led by Chunhong Zhou at China Three Gorges University. In a study published in *Environmental Chemistry and Safety