All the latest regulation news for the water, sanitation and drainage sector
In a groundbreaking study published in the journal “Environmental Challenges,” researchers are exploring how AI-driven solutions, particularly those using ChatGPT, can revolutionize water treatment, conservation, and management practices. Led by Abel
AI Innovations Transform Water Management Strategies for Global Sustainability Read More »
Recent research published in ‘Polityki Europejskie, Finanse i Marketing’ highlights the evolving legal framework for environmental law in agricultural production in Poland, emphasizing its implications for water, sanitation, and drainage sectors. The
Poland’s Evolving Agricultural Laws Highlight Environmental Protection Shift Read More »
The oil and gas industry faces a pressing challenge with the management of produced water (PW), a byproduct of extraction processes that can contain hazardous organic and inorganic compounds. Recent research published in the journal Water has shed li
Innovative Solutions Needed to Transform Produced Water into Valuable Resource Read More »
In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Humanities & Social Sciences Communications’, Carolina Henao from the Fundación Universitaria Konrad Lorenz has unveiled critical insights into the determinants of
Colombian Study Reveals Key Factors for Water Efficiency in Manufacturing Read More »
The mining sector in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR) is increasingly recognized not just for its economic benefits but also for its potential environmental impacts. A recent article published in ‘Applied Environmental Research’ delves
Lao Mining Sector Faces Urgent Need for Sustainable Environmental Practices Read More »
The European Water Framework Directive (WFD) has long been a cornerstone of water policy within the European Union, mandating member states to restore water quality and aquatic ecosystems by 2015. However, recent research published in ‘VertigO’ sheds
New Research Reveals OECD’s Influence on EU Water Framework Directive Read More »
In a poignant exploration of water access in South Africa, a recent study published in ‘Frontiers in Water’ sheds light on the stark realities facing rural communities in the post-apartheid era. Conducted by Zenande Mbana, the research delves into th
Study Exposes Water Access Inequities in Post-Apartheid South Africa Read More »
In a recent study published in ‘Watershed Ecology and the Environment’, Ndidzulafhi Innocent Sinthumule from the University of Johannesburg has shed light on the complexities surrounding wetland conservation and management in South Africa. This resea
Study Highlights Urgent Need for Unified Wetland Conservation in South Africa Read More »
A recent study published in ‘Water Supply’ sheds light on the critical dynamics of Watershed Ecological Compensation (WEC) in the Huangbai River Basin, a topic that resonates deeply within the water, sanitation, and drainage sector. Conducted by Ren
Study Highlights Community Support for Watershed Ecological Compensation Read More »
The European Union is making strides in its fight against chemical pollution, particularly concerning persistent, mobile, and toxic substances, as highlighted in a recent article by Tobias Mohr from the German Environment Agency. The research, publis
EU’s New Chemicals Strategy Targets Toxic Substances to Protect Water Safety Read More »
