All the latest sustainability news for the water, sanitation and drainage sector
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 »
In the heart of Assam, India, a groundbreaking study is making waves in the environmental science community, offering a glimmer of hope in the fight against a growing global contaminant crisis. Moharana Choudhury, a researcher from the Environmental
Assam Researchers Harness Fungi to Combat Soil Pollution Crisis Read More »
In the heart of urban planning and water resource management, a new study is making waves, offering a fresh perspective on how green infrastructures can be optimized to manage urban stormwater more effectively, particularly in water-stressed regions.
In a world grappling with the dual challenges of climate change and burgeoning populations, water resources are under siege. Poland, like many nations, is feeling the pressure, but a recent study offers a glimmer of hope for sustainable water managem
Poland Pioneers Circular Water Reuse for Energy Sector Read More »