All the latest sustainability news for the water, sanitation and drainage sector
In the heart of Brazil, researchers have transformed an overlooked agricultural byproduct into a powerful tool for cleaning up water pollution. Taynara Alvares Martins, a researcher at the School of Agronomy, Federal University of Goiás, has led a st
Brazil’s Murici Seeds Clean Water, Cut Industrial Pollution Read More »
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
Moscow’s Trenchless Tech Revolutionizes Water Pipeline Efficiency Read More »
In the sun-drenched fields of the Mediterranean, a silent crisis is brewing. Climate change is tightening its grip, squeezing out precious water resources and leaving farmers to grapple with increasingly saline irrigation water. But a glimmer of hope
Mediterranean Farmers Turn Biowaste Into Salinity Solution Read More »
In the heart of Taichung City, Taiwan, a groundbreaking study led by Pin-Han Chen from Providence University is revolutionizing the way we think about waste management and sustainable agriculture. Chen, a researcher at the College of Science, has dev
Taichung’s Waste Revolution: Coffee Grounds to Cat Litter Read More »
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
Ethiopia’s Gulufa Watershed Faces Severe Soil Erosion Threat Read More »
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
Magnetic Fields Tackle Industrial Scale, Boost Energy Efficiency Read More »
In the rugged landscapes of Northeastern Ethiopia, a silent crisis is unfolding. The Beshilo Watershed, a vital region for agriculture and energy production, is under siege from soil erosion and land degradation. A recent study, led by Melak Desta Wo
Ethiopia’s Beshilo Watershed Faces Soil Erosion Crisis Read More »
In the heart of China’s industrial landscape, a fascinating dance is playing out between economic planning, environmental impact, and resource consumption. A recent study, published in the journal Desalination and Water Treatment, sheds light on how
China’s Economic Cycles Drive Water and Carbon Emissions Swings Read More »
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
Malaysia’s Rainwater Revolution: A Sustainable Solution for Urban Water Management Read More »
In the face of climate change, cities worldwide are grappling with an escalating challenge: combined sewer overflows (CSOs). These events, where stormwater and sewage mix and overflow into water bodies, pose significant threats to water quality, ecos
