Wastewater & Flood Management

In the heart of Brazil, researchers are uncovering a green goldmine that could revolutionize the energy sector and wastewater management. Daiane Salete Broch Mignoni, a scientist at the Laboratory of Biotechnology BraPhyto at the Faculty of Applied S

In the bustling world of industrial waste management, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the Institute of Environmental Engineering and Research at the University of Engineering and Technology in Lahore, Pakistan. Led by Maryam Gull, this resear

In the heart of China, a breakthrough in water treatment technology is poised to revolutionize the coal mining industry’s approach to managing mine water pollution. Researchers from CCTEG Xi’an Research Institute (Group) Co., Ltd., led by Xiyu Zhang,

In the ever-evolving landscape of water treatment, innovation is key to meeting increasingly stringent regulations and operational demands. A recent study published in the E3S Web of Conferences, a publication that translates to ‘Environmental Scienc

In the heart of Chongqing, China, researchers are revolutionizing the way we think about wastewater treatment, with implications that could reshape the energy sector’s approach to environmental sustainability. Chen Bingxu, a leading expert from the S

In the quest for sustainable and cost-effective wastewater treatment, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the labs of Qassim University, Saudi Arabia. Led by Md. Shafiquzzaman, a researcher from the Department of Civil Engineering, this innovativ

In the heart of Sudan, a silent crisis brews beneath the surface, threatening the lifeblood of communities and industries alike. The Nubian Aquifer System, a vast underground reservoir, is under siege from pollutants that pose significant health risk

In the heart of Batu City, a quiet revolution is brewing along the riversides of Macari Village. This isn’t a tale of grand gestures or sweeping changes, but of a meticulous, eco-focused approach to preserving one of Indonesia’s vital water sources.

In the relentless pursuit of clean water, scientists are turning to cutting-edge technology to predict and manage water quality with unprecedented accuracy. A groundbreaking study led by Moussa Attia from the Environment Laboratory at the Institute o

In the heart of Ghent, Belgium, and Incheon, South Korea, a pioneering study is reshaping how we think about water treatment, particularly in the realm of building-level greywater reuse. Led by Siyuan Wang, a researcher affiliated with Ghent Universi