All the latest sustainability news for the water, sanitation and drainage sector
Rapid urbanization in tropical cities is reshaping landscapes and livelihoods, with profound implications for environmental health and water management systems. A recent study published in ‘Frontiers in Sustainable Cities’ delves into the land use ch
Urban Growth in Iwo, Nigeria Highlights Urgent Need for Water Solutions Read More »
In a significant breakthrough for the construction industry, researchers have turned their attention to geopolymers as a viable alternative to ordinary Portland cement (OPC). Their findings, published in the journal Nature Environment and Pollution T
Geopolymers Revolutionize Construction with Reduced Emissions and Waste Use Read More »
In a significant advancement for the recycling of critical metals, researchers have conducted a comprehensive life cycle assessment (LCA) of various technologies for recovering valuable materials from copper anode slime (CAS), a byproduct of the copp
New Study Reveals Sustainable Methods for Recycling Critical Metals from Copper Slime Read More »
In a significant stride towards advancing sustainable energy solutions, recent research led by Abdul Rahman Aizuddin from the Faculty of Engineering & Technology at DRB-HICOM University of Automotive Malaysia has unveiled promising insights into the
Research from DRB-HICOM University Reveals New Insights on EFB Energy Use Read More »
In an era defined by the simultaneous insecurity of water, energy, and food resources—often referred to as the “Perfect Storm”—researchers are turning to innovative solutions to secure our future. A recent study led by Love Opeyemi David from the Cen
Innovative Circular Economy Strategies Pave the Way for Sustainable Construction Read More »
In a world increasingly challenged by food security and environmental degradation, a new review published in ‘Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety’ sheds light on the vital connection between soil health and crop productivity. Led by Yingying Xing
Soil Health Revolutionizes Crop Productivity and Sustainable Agriculture Read More »
Recent research conducted by Amandine Gatien sheds light on the intricate relationship between farming practices and water resource management in the valleys of the Loir, Sarthe, and Mayenne rivers, located within the Maine watershed of north-western
Research Uncovers Farming Insights to Enhance Water Management in France Read More »
In a region where the sun scorches the earth and the winds howl with increasing ferocity, farmers in north-central Burkina Faso are grappling with the stark realities of climate change. A recent study published in ‘VertigO’ sheds light on the percept
Farmers in Burkina Faso Adapt to Climate Change with Innovative Water Strategies Read More »
Recent research published in the journal ‘VertigO’ sheds light on the transformative potential of soil and water conservation (SWC) technologies in Burkina Faso’s Sahelian and northern Sudanian zones. The study, led by Souleymane Ganaba, delves into
Research Uncovers Soil and Water Conservation’s Impact on Biodiversity in Burkina Faso Read More »
Urban agriculture is gaining traction as a transformative force within cities, not only for food production but also as a vital component of the circular economy. A recent article by Guillaume Morel-Chevillet published in ‘VertigO’ explores how urban
Urban Agriculture Transforms Cities into Sustainable Circular Economies Read More »
