Integrating Indigenous Design and Modern Engineering for Sustainable Water Treatment
Convergent frameworks that combine Indigenous design and modern engineering offer pathways toward adaptive sustainable water treatment.... Read More
SDGs Goal 6
Environmental and Geopolitical Risks in the Development of Medog Hydropower Station
As the Medog hydropower station project is underway, the risks of ecological damage and international pushback follow its step.... Read More
Looking into Gender Inequality in the Water Domain
Human rights to water and sanitation are currently under threat from the global water crisis; at the heart of the crisis is gender inequality.... Read More
The Widespread Impacts of Severe Drought in Somalia
Prolonged drought in Somalia, as a consequence of climate change, causes several major problems that need to be addressed.... Read More
The Hidden Threat of Tire Pollution to Salmon Populations
Tire pollution is an invisible yet significant source of microplastics that contribute to salmon deaths, raising urgent environmental justice concerns.... Read More
Reframing Governance in the Era of Water Bankruptcy
Beyond experiencing ‘stress’ and ‘crisis’, researchers believe that we are now entering an era of water bankruptcy.... Read More
Call for Governance: Grassroots Initiatives Look to Scale Efforts to Conserve Depleting Groundwater
Local communities are taking it upon themselves to curb rapid groundwater depletion, highlighting the importance of water governance.... Read More
Looking into Unregulated Mining along the Mekong River and Its Impacts
A massive scale of unregulated mining along the Mekong River threatens the health and safety of local communities and ecosystems.... Read More
Dead Zone: The Declining Oxygen Levels in Rivers
Rivers are the heart of life. Unfortunately, declining oxygen levels in rivers create the dead zone and threaten their ability to sustain life.... Read More
Looking into Desalination to Tackle the Growing Water Crisis in MENA and Beyond
Desalination technology is becoming an increasingly attractive option for governments under stress from the water crisis. Is it sustainable?... Read More