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Conserving the water cycle is an unusual challenge in the history of humanity that forces us to apply the concept of R&DI on a global scale.

06/05/2021 · Reykjavik University · 19
Microplastics found in Europe's largest ice cap
Microplastics found in Europe's largest ice cap
06/05/2021 · European Space Agenc... · 10
Glacier avalanches more common than thought
Glacier avalanches more common than thought
06/05/2021 · University of Southe... · 11
Mangroves and seagrasses absorb microplastics
Mangroves and seagrasses absorb microplastics
05/05/2021 · University of Stirli... · 36
Experts develop artificial intelligence to monitor water quality more effectively
Experts develop artificial intelligence to monitor water quality more effectively
05/05/2021 · University of Califo... · 11
Long-term monitoring shows successful restoration of mining-polluted streams
Long-term monitoring shows successful restoration of mining-polluted streams
04/05/2021 · Martin-Luther-Univer... · 20
Less precipitation means less plant diversity
Less precipitation means less plant diversity
04/05/2021 · University of Leeds · 41
Lead found in rural drinking water supplies in West Africa
Lead found in rural drinking water supplies in West Africa
04/05/2021 · Helmholtz-Zentrum He... · 10
Reliably measuring whether rivers or lakes run out of air
Reliably measuring whether rivers or lakes run out of air
04/05/2021 · Water Alliance Assoc... · 13 1
UAE students win inaugural ‘RE-NEW Our World’ challenge to tackle global water scarcity
UAE students win inaugural ‘RE-NEW Our World’ challenge to tackle global water scarcity
04/05/2021 · University of Rhode... · 14
NSF CAREER Award will help URI professor close the clean water gap
NSF CAREER Award will help URI professor close the clean water gap
28/04/2021 · IHE Delft · 44
Best practices guidelines for improved reservoir operation
Best practices guidelines for improved reservoir operation
28/04/2021 · Università di Bologn... · 22
In the historical region of Mesopotamia, climate crises prompted the first stable forms of State
In the historical region of Mesopotamia, climate crises prompted the first stable forms of State
28/04/2021 · Norwegian SciTech Ne... · 26
Toxic fluorocarbons – not just in ski waxes
Toxic fluorocarbons – not just in ski waxes
28/04/2021 · Simon Fraser Univers... · 26
Rain, rain, go away: SFU chemistry team discovers new waterproofing solution
Rain, rain, go away: SFU chemistry team discovers new waterproofing solution
28/04/2021 · Curtin University · 16
Radar satellites can better protect against bushfires and floods
Radar satellites can better protect against bushfires and floods
27/04/2021 · University of Califo... · 24
Cleaner water through corn
Cleaner water through corn
27/04/2021 · American Society of... · 16
Solving the nitrogen puzzle: Measuring groundwater pollution from agriculture
Solving the nitrogen puzzle: Measuring groundwater pollution from agriculture
27/04/2021 · Stanford University · 23
Stanford researchers reveal that homes in floodplains are overvalued by nearly $44 billion
Stanford researchers reveal that homes in floodplains are overvalued by nearly $44 billion
27/04/2021 · The University of Ch... · 8
Icy clouds could have kept early Mars warm enough for rivers and lakes, study finds
Icy clouds could have kept early Mars warm enough for rivers and lakes, study finds
22/04/2021 · UAE Water Aid Founda... · 45 1
3rd cycle Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Water Award attracts participants from across the world
3rd cycle Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Water Award attracts participants from across the world
21/04/2021 · The University of Te... · 31
Research inside hill slopes could help wildfire and drought prediction
Research inside hill slopes could help wildfire and drought prediction
21/04/2021 · University of Exeter · 15
Rock glaciers will slow Himalayan ice melt
Rock glaciers will slow Himalayan ice melt
20/04/2021 · Stanford University · 37
Stanford researchers reveal the long-term impacts of extreme melt on Greenland Ice Sheet
Stanford researchers reveal the long-term impacts of extreme melt on Greenland Ice Sheet
16/04/2021 · University of South... · 98 1
Sunlight to solve the world’s clean water crisis
Sunlight to solve the world’s clean water crisis
05/05/2021 · Robert McLachlan · 8
Climate explained: when Antarctica melts, will gravity changes lift up land and lower sea levels?
Climate explained: when Antarctica melts, will gravity changes lift up land and lower sea levels?
05/05/2021 · Erick Lundgren · 9
Feral desert donkeys are digging wells, giving water to parched wildlife
Feral desert donkeys are digging wells, giving water to parched wildlife
06/04/2021 · Judith Rosentreter · 5 1
Half of global methane emissions come from aquatic ecosystems – much of this is human-made
Half of global methane emissions come from aquatic ecosystems – much of this is human-made
27/01/2021 · Victoria Collins · 9
How plants can help clean up oilsands tailing ponds
How plants can help clean up oilsands tailing ponds
27/01/2021 · Peter S. Ross · 20
They're everywhere: New study finds polyester fibres throughout the Arctic Ocean
They're everywhere: New study finds polyester fibres throughout the Arctic Ocean
13/10/2020 · Fred Windsor · 12 1
Pollutants banned for over 30 years linger in UK rivers – our wildlife is the evidence
Pollutants banned for over 30 years linger in UK rivers – our wildlife is the evidence
02/10/2020 · Graziella Caprarelli · 62 1
Buried lakes of salty water on Mars may provide conditions for life
Buried lakes of salty water on Mars may provide conditions for life
02/07/2020 · Graham Mann · 19 1
Report reveals impact of human activity on NZ's freshwater
Report reveals impact of human activity on NZ's freshwater
12/03/2020 · John Dearing · 18
Huge ecosystems could collapse in less than 50 years – new study
Huge ecosystems could collapse in less than 50 years – new study
28/02/2020 · Cristina Novo · 66 1
This is what the Earth would look like if the oceans dried up

Draining Earth's oceans, revealing the two-thirds of Earth's surface we don't get to see

18/02/2020 · Chris Turney · 23
Ancient Antarctic ice melt caused extreme sea level rise 129,000 years ago – and it could happen a
Ancient Antarctic ice melt caused extreme sea level rise 129,000 years ago – and it could happen
18/02/2020 · Simon Cook · 12
Here's how some of Earth's most breathtaking landscapes are created by glaciers
Here's how some of Earth's most breathtaking landscapes are created by glaciers
05/02/2020 · Tomás Michel Mayer · 27 1
Analysis of water-related RDI in Europe: the role of Water Europe
Analysis of water-related RDI in Europe: the role of Water Europe
17/01/2020 · Gang Chen · 13
Microwaving sewage waste may make it safe to use as fertilizer on crops
Microwaving sewage waste may make it safe to use as fertilizer on crops
07/01/2020 · Pooja Panchal · 25
Emerging economies to present rich growth opportunity to water pumps
Emerging economies to present rich growth opportunity to water pumps
17/12/2019 · Inès Otosaka · 16 1
Greenland has lost 3.8 trillion tonnes of ice since 1992
Greenland has lost 3.8 trillion tonnes of ice since 1992
13/12/2019 · Jennifer Weeks · 37
Winter is coming: 5 essential reads about snow and ice
Winter is coming: 5 essential reads about snow and ice
27/11/2019 · David Lindenmayer · 6
Researchers allege native logging breaches that threaten the water we drink
Researchers allege native logging breaches that threaten the water we drink
26/11/2019 · Alan Finkel · 18
145 years after Jules Verne dreamed up a hydrogen future, it has arrived
145 years after Jules Verne dreamed up hydrogen future, it has arrived
25/11/2019 · Intan Suci Nurhati · 16 1
How melting ice in Antarctica affects Indonesia. IPCC scientist explains
How melting ice in Antarctica affects Indonesia. IPCC scientist explains
19/11/2019 · Andrew J Tanentzap · 20 1
Freshwater lakes already emit a quarter of global carbon – and climate change could double that
Freshwater lakes already emit quarter of global carbon – and climate change could double that
08/11/2019 · Fiona Hibbert · 6
Scientists looked at sea levels 125,000 years in the past. The results are terrifying
Scientists looked at sea levels 125,000 years in the past. The results are terrifying
06/11/2019 · Almira Coyne · 61 1
Industrial wastewater treatment service market is projected to reach $28 billion by 2024
Industrial wastewater treatment service market is projected to reach $28 billion by 2024
05/11/2019 · Madhuri Patil · 217
Ceramic Membrane Market worth $5.1 Billion by 2020
Ceramic Membrane Market worth $5.1 Billion by 2020

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