All the latest regulation news for the water, sanitation and drainage sector
In the bustling textile hub of Bangladesh, a groundbreaking study has shed light on the environmental sustainability practices of fashion manufacturing, with significant implications for the energy and water sectors. Led by Md Shamsuzzaman from the D
Bangladesh Textile Hub’s LEED Push for Water and Energy Savings Read More »
In the heart of China’s industrial powerhouse, the Yangtze River Delta, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we understand and manage environmental stress. Led by Yufan Chen from the Department of Geography and Spatial Information Techniques at Ni
Yangtze Delta Study Maps Path to Green Energy Future Read More »
In the heart of China’s energy sector, a groundbreaking analysis is set to revolutionize how we handle one of the industry’s most challenging byproducts: oily sludge. This viscous mixture of oil, water, and solids, often laden with hazardous substanc
China’s Oily Sludge Breakthrough: New Paths to Clean Energy Read More »
In the rugged, high-altitude landscapes of the Andes, water is more than just a resource—it’s a lifeline. For the communities nestled in the headwaters of Cusco, Peru, water security is a complex dance of nature and society, a reality that a groundbr
Andean Water Security: A Dance of Nature, Society, and Energy Read More »
In the bustling urban landscapes of today, managing wastewater efficiently and sustainably is more critical than ever. A groundbreaking study led by Dian Majid from the Department of Environmental Engineering at Universitas PGRI Adi Buana Surabaya, h
Surabaya Study: Filtration Outshines Wetlands in Urban Wastewater Treatment Read More »
In the sprawling landscape of water management, wastewater treatment stands as a linchpin for sustainability and public health. As water consumption surges and environmental regulations tighten, the importance of effective wastewater treatment has ne
USC Study: Wastewater Treatment Vital for Energy and Health Read More »
Indigenous peoples have long been stewards of water resources, maintaining sustainable relationships that have persisted over generations. Yet, despite their deep-rooted knowledge and practices, legal frameworks often fail to adequately recognize Ind
Indigenous Water Rights Gain Ground as Whanganui River Becomes Legal Person Read More »
In a recent study published in the journal “Environment and Interdisciplinary Development,” researchers have unveiled critical insights into the environmental hazards threatening the mangrove forests of Rud-e-Shur, Rud-e-Shirin, and Rud-e-Minab wetla
Urgent Study Reveals Critical Threats to Iran’s Vital Mangrove Ecosystems Read More »
The ongoing reform of water legislation in Kazakhstan is poised to significantly impact the country’s water, sanitation, and drainage sectors. A recent article, “NEW DRAFT OF WATER CODE OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN: LEGAL ANALYSIS,” published in ‘Ха
Kazakhstan’s Water Code Reform Promises Sustainable Solutions for All Read More »
Climate change poses a formidable challenge to global agriculture, and Iran is no exception. Nestled in an arid region, the country is witnessing the adverse effects of climate change on its already strained water resources and agricultural productiv
Iran’s Urgent Call for Climate Adaptation Laws to Safeguard Agriculture Read More »
