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
Water and Sanitation
Desalination technology is becoming an increasingly attractive option for governments under stress from the water crisis. Is it sustainable?... Read More
Climate change and mining activities threaten Mongolia’s water source. The Ongi River Movement arose to protect nature and people's livelihood.... Read More
Amid climate change and unequal power dynamics, strengthening transboundary water governance is crucial to the sustainability of the Mekong River.... Read More
China’s sponge cities are examples of how integrating nature into urban planning reduces flood risks and supports climate adaptation.... Read More
In 2024 alone, Veolia conserved 108 million m3 of freshwater and reduced over 2.8 million tons of CO2 equivalent emissions (Scope 4) for its clients in Asia.... Read More
With proper and responsible application, biochar offers substantial benefits as a bioremediation agent, especially in light of rampant soil and water pollution.... Read More
Phytoremediation offers a possible solution for soil remediation, but will the plants remain safe to eat afterward?... Read More
Jordan is one of the most water-scarce countries in the world. What are some efforts made to improve its water resilience?... Read More
When properly preserved and sustainably managed, urban wetlands offer many environmental, economic, social, and health benefits.... Read More

Dead Zone: The Declining Oxygen Levels in Rivers
Looking into Desalination to Tackle the Growing Water Crisis in MENA and Beyond
How the Ongi River Movement in Mongolia Protects People and the Planet
Power Imbalance and Increasing Pressures: Looking into the Transboundary Water Governance in the Mekong River
Sponge Cities, China’s Nature-based Solutions for Urban Water Management
Veolia Reveals 2024 Water Savings and Emission Reduction for Its Clients in Cities and Industries Across Asia
Looking into Biochar as a Bioremediation Agent
Exploring Phytoremediation as a Soil Remediation Strategy
Strengthening Jordan’s Water Resilience
Exploring the Importance of Urban Wetlands