Circular Economy

In the heart of Ethiopia’s Tigray region, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the intricate dance of soil properties in semiarid areas, with implications that could reshape agricultural practices and even influence the energy sector. Led by A

In an era where water scarcity and environmental pressures are escalating, innovative solutions are crucial for sustainable water management. A groundbreaking study published recently offers a compelling glimpse into the future of water reuse, aligni

In the quest for sustainable agriculture and circular economy practices, a groundbreaking study has shed light on the intricate dance between biochar, soil health, and plant growth. Led by Valentina Pidlisnyuk from the Department of Environmental Che

In the heart of East Java, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the untapped potential of riparian zones, offering a glimpse into how these often-overlooked areas could play a pivotal role in carbon sequestration and sustainable energy practic

In the heart of California, a groundbreaking study is challenging our understanding of how recycled water and biosolids impact the food we eat and the resources we use. Led by Nicole M. Dennis, a researcher affiliated with the University of Californi

In the heart of China’s industrial powerhouse, the Haihe River Basin, a delicate dance is playing out between the needs of a burgeoning economy and the demands of a fragile ecosystem. This basin, a lifeline for the region’s energy sector and agricult

In the heart of Tamil Nadu, India, researchers are transforming the way we think about waste and water treatment. Paul Sebastian Selvaraj, a scientist at the Agricultural College and Research Institute, part of Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, has

In the heart of China, the Chengdu Plain Economic Zone (CPEZ) is undergoing a green revolution, and new research is shedding light on the driving forces behind this transformation. A study led by Li Ma from the Engineering Research Center of Rural En

In the bustling world of wastewater treatment, a new player has emerged, and it’s not what you might expect: caffeine. A recent study led by Angelika Skorupa from the Faculty of Infrastructure and Environmental Engineering at Czestochowa University o