Sustainability

In a world racing to secure sustainable energy and clean water, a breakthrough from Seoul’s Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) is turning two major challenges into one elegant solution. Researchers led by Hoo Hugo Kim have demonstrated

In the heart of Benin, where the Zou River carves its path through the landscape, a silent crisis is unfolding—one that could reshape agriculture, energy infrastructure, and even the stability of local communities. New research led by R. J.-E. T. Mit

Bohdan Furman, a researcher at Vinnytsia National Agrarian University in Ukraine, has uncovered a compelling case for turning floral waste into a resource—one that could reshape how the flower industry manages its leftovers while delivering measurabl

In the shadow of abandoned mines, where acidic runoff once spelled environmental ruin, a breakthrough from South Africa is turning a costly liability into a valuable asset. Researchers at the University of South Africa (UNISA), led by Mamile Belina M

Wondimeneh Leul Demissew spent years crunching numbers and mapping soil samples across the Upper Blue Nile Basin, but the moment he saw the final map, he knew the findings could change how Ethiopia—and the wider region—thinks about food security. The