All the latest regulation news for the water, sanitation and drainage sector
In the quiet hum of Germany’s industrial heartlands, a revolution is brewing—not in steel or chemicals, but in the invisible world of waterborne pollutants. Anna Lena Kronsbein, a scientist at the German Environment Agency (Umweltbundesamt), has been
Germany’s HRMS NTS Portal Revolutionizes River Pollutant Tracking Read More »
In the intricate world of water policy, a new study has uncovered the subtle yet significant influence of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) on the European Union’s Water Framework Directive (WFD). Published in the jour
OECD’s Hidden Hand Shapes EU’s Water Policy Revolution Read More »
In the quest for sustainable transport, a new study published in the ‘Iustinianus Primus Law Review’ (translated from Latin as ‘The Law Review of Justinian I’) sheds light on the legal aspects of industrial symbiosis in the transport sector, offering
Legal Roadmap Unveiled for Sustainable Transport’s Industrial Symbiosis Read More »
In the heart of South India, a critical resource is under threat, and new research is shedding light on the urgent need for action. Groundwater, the lifeblood of agriculture and industry in the intermontane regions of the Eastern Ghats, is facing sev
South India’s Groundwater Crisis: Urgent Action Needed Amid Rising Contamination Read More »
In the heart of Kenya, a silent crisis is unfolding, one that could have far-reaching implications for public health, agriculture, and urban planning. A recent study, led by Doreen N. Meso from the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the Univ
Kakamega’s Heavy Metal Crisis: A Wake-Up Call for Kenya’s Urbanization Read More »
In the heart of Europe, two neighboring countries, Poland and Ukraine, have been navigating distinct paths in the realm of water and sewage management, shaped by their unique socio-economic and political landscapes. A recent study, published in the *
Poland, Ukraine Water Progress: EU Boosts Poland’s Infrastructure Read More »
In the heart of China’s cotton belt, Xinjiang, a silent crisis is unfolding beneath the surface of its vast, sun-drenched fields. The culprit? Residual plastic film (RPF) pollution, a byproduct of the region’s extensive use of plastic mulching to boo
Xinjiang’s Cotton Fields Face Hidden Plastic Pollution Peril Read More »
In the heart of Kenya’s industrial landscape, a pressing challenge is unfolding. The textile industry, a significant contributor to the nation’s economy, is also a major polluter, responsible for a staggering 56% of total industrial pollution. As the
Kenya’s Textile Industry Faces Green Transition Challenges and Opportunities Read More »
In the heart of Indonesia’s thriving palm oil industry, a novel approach to managing one of its most significant waste challenges is gaining traction, with promising implications for both environmental sustainability and commercial viability. Palm Oi
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 »
