Water Conservation

In the lush, fertile lands of North Bengal, a silent revolution is taking root, one that could hold the key to securing India’s food future in the face of a changing climate. This revolution is not led by politicians or policymakers, but by farmers,

In the heart of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, a silent revolution is taking root, quite literally. Vegetable farmers are turning to an unconventional yet increasingly necessary resource: municipal wastewater. This shift, driven by water scarcity and urb

In the heart of Guyana, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we understand and protect coastal agroecological zones, with profound implications for the energy sector and beyond. Led by Esan Ayeni Hamer from the Department of Geography at the Unive

In the quest for sustainable development, the tourism industry is emerging as a powerful ally, with new research shedding light on its potential to drive economic growth while preserving the environment. A groundbreaking study led by Payel Das from t

In the lush landscapes of Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park, a groundbreaking study is challenging conventional wisdom about soil and water conservation (SWC) and its impact on rural livelihoods. Led by Ildephonse Musafili, a researcher from the Depar

In the heart of California, where avocado orchards stretch across the southern and central coasts, a silent battle for water is underway. As the state grapples with uncertain water supplies and mandatory reductions, farmers are seeking innovative way

In the heart of Moscow, researchers are revolutionizing the way we think about water supply networks. V. A. Orlov, a leading expert from the Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (National Research University) (MGSU), has been delving into the

In the rugged landscapes of West Ethiopia, a silent battle is underway. Soil erosion, a relentless force, is chipping away at the very foundation of agricultural productivity and ecological sustainability. This is the focus of a recent study led by A

In the relentless pursuit of energy efficiency and sustainability, researchers are turning to innovative technologies to tackle an age-old problem: scale formation in industrial heat exchange equipment. This persistent issue can significantly hinder

In the heart of Southeast Asia, Malaysia is grappling with a familiar challenge: managing urban water resources sustainably. A recent study, led by Mohd. Suhaimi Shamsuddin from the Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Development at Universiti