All the latest sustainability news for the water, sanitation and drainage sector
In the heart of Thailand, a nine-day agricultural fair hosted by Suranaree University of Technology became the unlikely stage for a groundbreaking study on carbon footprints and sustainable event management. The Suranaree Agricultural Fair 2025, atte
Thailand Fair’s Carbon Footprint Study Reshapes Sustainable Event Planning Read More »
In a rapidly evolving world where environmental consciousness is no longer a choice but a necessity, a recent study has shed light on the burgeoning field of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) research. The study, led by Amir Mostafa Hatami from the Departm
LCA Research Surges: Tehran Study Maps Global Trends, Future Pathways Read More »
In a significant stride towards sustainable wastewater management, researchers at the University of Stuttgart have developed an innovative biorefinery that promises to revolutionize municipal wastewater treatment. The novel integrated biorefinery, de
Stuttgart’s Biorefinery Breakthrough Revolutionizes Wastewater Treatment Read More »
In the heart of Mexico, researchers are turning agricultural waste into a powerful tool for water purification, offering a glimpse into a more sustainable future for both the water and energy sectors. Jonathan Michel Sánchez-Silva, a scientist at the
Mexico’s Agricultural Waste Revolution: Clean Water, Green Energy Read More »
In the quest for a circular economy, the water sector is increasingly turning its attention to nutrient recovery, particularly phosphorus, from wastewater streams. However, a recent study published in the journal ‘Desalination and Water Treatment’ (w
Poznan Study Reveals Struvite Contamination Risks in Wastewater Nutrient Recovery Read More »
In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Acta Scientiarum Polonorum. Formatio Circumiectus* (which translates to *Deeds of Polish Sciences. Environment Formation*), legal experts dr Agnieszka Sznajder and dr Jakub Sznajder from the Kancela
Legal Hurdles in Water Protection: Manufacturing Sector’s Circular Economy Challenge Read More »
In the heart of Kenya, a researcher is turning trash into treasure, and his work could revolutionize water purification and the circular economy. Victor O. Shikuku, a scientist from the Department of Physical Sciences at Kaimosi Friends University, h
Kenyan Innovator Turns Trash into Water Purification Gold Read More »
In the heart of Indonesia, where the monsoons dance with the sun, a pressing challenge looms: drought. For a nation where agriculture is the backbone of rural livelihoods, unpredictable rainfall patterns pose a significant threat. Enter Ramli Akhmad,
Indonesian Geographer’s Sustainability Trilogy Tackles Drought, Energizes Resilience Read More »
In the bustling megacity of Chittagong, Bangladesh, a silent transformation has been unfolding over the past three decades, one that could have significant implications for urban planning, ecology, and even the energy sector. A recent study published
Chittagong’s Vanishing Floodplains: Urbanization’s Toll on Water and Energy Read More »
In the heart of Copenhagen, a unique experiment is unfolding, one that could reshape how cities worldwide manage water and adapt to climate change. Freetown Christiania, a community known for its countercultural roots, is now gaining attention for it
Copenhagen’s Christiania Pioneers Green-Blue Urban Water Revolution Read More »
