In the heart of Colombia, researchers are diving deep into the waters of community engagement and water management, seeking to revolutionize how we monitor and maintain our most precious resource. Gloria Yaneth Flórez-Yepes, from the Faculty of Engin
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In the relentless pursuit of sustainable industrial practices, a groundbreaking study has emerged that could revolutionize how we handle two of the aluminum industry’s most pressing environmental challenges: red mud and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions
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In the heart of Ethiopia, the Awash River Basin is a lifeline for agriculture, but it’s facing an existential threat. Increasing salinity and water quality degradation are jeopardizing the sustainability of irrigation in the region, and climate chang
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In the heart of South Asia, cities are expanding at an unprecedented pace, reshaping landscapes and challenging the delicate balance between urban development and environmental sustainability. A groundbreaking study led by Afroz Farzana, a researcher
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In the heart of Iran, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the environmental dynamics of the Yazd-Ardakan Plain, offering crucial insights that could reshape how we approach energy production and environmental management. Led by Mohamad Ali Gh
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In the heart of India, the Gondwana Coalfield has been a lifeline for the energy sector, but its rapid expansion has raised critical questions about environmental sustainability and socioeconomic impacts. A groundbreaking study, published recently, s
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In the lush landscapes of Sri Lanka, a silent crisis is brewing beneath the surface. Nearly 93% of the country’s drinking water comes from improved sources like tubewells, a statistic that might suggest a robust water infrastructure. However, a recen
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In the relentless pursuit of enhancing the performance of heat-resistant steels, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the labs of Taiyuan University of Technology, China. Led by Tong Wang, a researcher at the College of Material Science and Engine
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In the heart of South Africa, the Roodeplaat Dam has become a stark reminder of the challenges facing water resources worldwide. A new study, led by Samkele Siphelele Mnyango from the Department of Water and Sanitation in Pretoria, delves into the co
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In the heart of Washington, D.C., a team of researchers led by Dr. David Gibbs at the World Resources Institute has been meticulously updating a powerful tool to monitor the planet’s lungs—the world’s forests. Their work, recently published, offers a
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