All the latest sustainability news for the water, sanitation and drainage sector
In the heart of China’s rapid urban expansion lies a paradox: cities, while often seen as drought exacerbators, may also hold the key to mitigating these very challenges. This dual role is the focus of a recent study published in the journal *npj Urb
China’s Urbanization Shift: Cities Tame Droughts in Modern Designs Read More »
In the quest for sustainability, the brewing industry is raising a glass to innovation, with a groundbreaking study revealing how closed-loop supply chains can significantly cut carbon emissions and foster resource circularity. The research, led by W
Brewing Sustainability: Tsingtao’s Closed-Loop Revolution Cuts Emissions Read More »
In the heart of Kenya, a researcher has turned an ecological nuisance into a potential goldmine for the bioplastics industry. Vitalice O. Ouma, from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Taita Taveta University, has developed a met
Kenyan Innovation Turns Water Hyacinth into Eco-Friendly Bioplastics Goldmine Read More »
In the heart of Southern Ethiopia, the Chokare Anisa watershed is undergoing significant changes, and a recent study published in *Discover Sustainability* (which translates to *Explore Sustainability*) has shed light on the dynamics of wetland degra
Ethiopia’s Chokare Wetland: Geospatial Insights Reveal Energy Sector Risks Read More »
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
India’s Happy Seeder Revolution: Transforming Agriculture, Energy, and Environment Read More »
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
Ethiopia’s Watershed Woes: Bridging Policy and Practice for Global Impact Read More »
In the face of escalating climate change, agriculture stands at a crossroads, tasked with feeding a growing global population while grappling with the environmental repercussions of industrial farming. A recent study published in the journal *Green T
Engineering Green Revolution: Low-Carbon Farming for Climate Resilience Read More »
In a world grappling with water scarcity and pollution, a new study offers a beacon of hope for the wastewater treatment industry and the broader energy sector. Published in *Green Technologies and Sustainability* (translated from Spanish as *Tecnolo
Circular Economy Transforms Wastewater Plants into Sustainable Energy Hubs Read More »
In the heart of Riau Province, Indonesia, a silent transformation is taking place along the Singingi River. Artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) has left an indelible mark on the landscape, altering its geomorphology, sedimentology, and hydro
Indonesia’s Gold Mining Lands Find Hope in Land Reclamation Breakthrough Read More »
In the lush, tropical landscapes of India’s Mandovi River watershed, a critical battle against soil erosion is underway, and a recent study led by Roshna Gawas from Goa University’s Cluster Research Centre in Geography is shedding new light on the fi
India’s Mandovi Watershed: Geospatial Battle Against Soil Erosion Unfolds Read More »
