In a groundbreaking effort to understand Europe’s ecohydrological dynamics, researchers have compiled the first systematic isotope dataset for soil and stem xylem water, offering a treasure trove of data for large-scale studies on plant water use and
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In the arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) of Kenya, groundnut farmers are facing a pressing challenge: how to adapt to climate change while improving productivity and food security. A recent study published in ‘Discover Agriculture’ (which translates t
In the heart of Iran, Zanjan City is grappling with a silent crisis that could reshape its urban landscape and economic future. A recent study led by Ahmad Zanganeh from the Department of Human Geography at Kharazmi University in Tehran, published in
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In the heart of Jinan City, a critical study has shed new light on the hydrochemical characteristics and water quality of karst groundwater, a vital resource for the region’s springs. Led by Wenyue Liu from Shandong University of Science and Technolo
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In the heart of China’s energy sector, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of coal mining’s impact on the environment and paving the way for more sustainable practices. Led by Shuangming Wang from the Shaanxi Provincial Key Laborato
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In the heart of China’s Bashang Plateau, a delicate balance is being struck between the demands of agriculture and the pressing need to preserve precious groundwater resources. This region, often referred to as the “Ecological Barrier” against wind-d
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In the heart of Jharkhand, India, a pressing call to action echoes from the soil, urging a shift in how we view and manage our planet’s foundation. Pritha Kundu, a researcher from the Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Educational and Research Institute
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In the heart of India’s Trans-Gangetic Plain (TGP), a silent revolution is taking root, one that promises to transform not just agriculture but also the environmental and economic landscape. At the center of this change is the Happy Seeder technology
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In the rugged highlands of southern Ethiopia, a critical battle is being waged—not against armies, but against the slow, insidious degradation of the land and water that sustain communities and industries alike. Watershed management, a cornerstone of
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In the arid landscapes of Saudi Arabia, where the mercury rises and water is a precious commodity, farmers are facing an existential challenge. Climate change is intensifying, with rising temperatures, dwindling groundwater resources, and unpredictab
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