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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.

19/10/2021 · Vrije Universiteit B... · 4
Lakes are changing worldwide
Lakes are changing worldwide
18/10/2021 · Consumer Council for... · 11
2 out of 5 people living in UK water-stressed regions think water is plentiful
2 out of 5 people living in UK water-stressed regions think water is plentiful
15/10/2021 · Concordia University · 23
Researchers develop a new model to assess for flood hazards
Researchers develop new model to assess for flood hazards
14/10/2021 · Technical University... · 28
Digitalization is an important climate tool
Digitalization is an important climate tool
14/10/2021 · First Street Foundat... · 27
25% of all critical infrastructure in US has flood risk
25% of all critical infrastructure in US has flood risk
13/10/2021 · University of Montan... · 30
Greenland's groundwater changes with thinning ice sheet
Greenland's groundwater changes with thinning ice sheet
13/10/2021 · Concordia University · 29
More microplastics are entering the ocean from disposable masks
More microplastics are entering the ocean from disposable masks
13/10/2021 · The Environmental Wo... · 37
Almost 42,000 sources of toxic 'forever chemicals' could be polluting drinking water across the US
Almost 42,000 sources of toxic 'forever chemicals' could be polluting drinking water across the US
11/10/2021 · Ruhr Universität Boc... · 100
Model simulates global water supply
Model simulates global water supply
11/10/2021 · ACCIONA · 125 4
R&D&I, the key to more efficient and sustainable water management
R&D&I, the key to more efficient and sustainable water management
08/10/2021 · Rutgers University · 27
New Jersey’s tidal marshes in danger of disappearing, study shows
New Jersey’s tidal marshes in danger of disappearing, study shows
08/10/2021 · University of Cambri... · 29
Crayfish and carp among invasive species pushing lakes towards ecosystem collapse
Crayfish and carp among invasive species pushing lakes towards ecosystem collapse
08/10/2021 · Northern Arizona Uni... · 30
Where Earth’s water comes from, preparing for DART impact and a discovery from Active Asteroids
Where Earth’s water comes from, preparing for DART impact and discovery from Active Asteroids
07/10/2021 · European Commission · 54
Economic costs of heatwaves to increase five-fold by 2060
Economic costs of heatwaves to increase five-fold by 2060
06/10/2021 · Columbia University · 27
Attribution science: linking climate change to extreme weather
Attribution science: linking climate change to extreme weather
06/10/2021 · The University of Te... · 86
Hydrogel tablet can purify a liter of river water in an hour
Hydrogel tablet can purify liter of river water in an hour
06/10/2021 · Wageningen Universit... · 64
Scientists from Israel and the Netherlands find a new way to remove troublesome ions from water
Scientists from Israel and the Netherlands find new way to remove troublesome ions from water
06/10/2021 · Indiana University · 12
Research showing increase in tropical cyclone rainfall could aid disaster planning
Research showing increase in tropical cyclone rainfall could aid disaster planning
06/10/2021 · Monash University · 26
Scientists discover how to restore carbon-rich peatlands using Rapid Evidence Review method
Scientists discover how to restore carbon-rich peatlands using Rapid Evidence Review method
05/10/2021 · Ofwat · 70
Ofwat announces winners of £36 million fund for cutting-edge water sector innovation
Ofwat announces winners of £36 million fund for cutting-edge water sector innovation
04/10/2021 · INRAE, France's... · 26
First open-source smartphone application to monitor drying events in river networks
First open-source smartphone application to monitor drying events in river networks
04/10/2021 · SLAC National Accele... · 19
Scientists capture the fleeting transition of water into a highly reactive state
Scientists capture the fleeting transition of water into highly reactive state
04/10/2021 · Argonne National Lab... · 25
Scientists use nuclear physics to probe Floridan Aquifer threatened by climate change
Scientists use nuclear physics to probe Floridan Aquifer threatened by climate change
04/10/2021 · University of Califo... · 19
Critical groundwater supplies may never recover from drought
Critical groundwater supplies may never recover from drought
07/10/2021 · Richard Bean · 6 1
Where in the world are cyclists most likely to brave the rain and cold?
Where in the world are cyclists most likely to brave the rain and cold?
05/10/2021 · Diana Zamora-Reyes · 5 1
Monsoons make deserts bloom in the US, but climate change is making these rainfalls more extreme
Monsoons make deserts bloom in the US, but climate change is making these rainfalls more extreme
05/10/2021 · Chris Funk · 10
Scientists sound the alarm over drought in East Africa: what must happen next
Scientists sound the alarm over drought in East Africa: what must happen next
29/09/2021 · Blair Smith · 89
Water Works: connecting start-up solutions with water challenges
Water Works: connecting start-up solutions with water challenges
28/09/2021 · Michael Petterson · 9
Climate explained: what is an ice age and how often do they happen?
Climate explained: what is an ice age and how often do they happen?
22/09/2021 · Rupert Gladstone · 14
Scientists don’t know how far melting in Antarctica will go or how far will the sea level rise
Scientists don’t know how far melting in Antarctica will go or how far will the sea level rise
22/09/2021 · Marie Simonin · 12
Scientists at work: We use environmental DNA to monitor how human activities affect life in river
Scientists at work: We use environmental DNA to monitor how human activities affect life in river
14/09/2021 · Douglas Elliffe · 35
We toilet trained cows (they learned faster than a toddler). It could help combat climate change
We toilet trained cows (they learned faster than toddler). It could help combat climate change
09/09/2021 · Esther Ndumi Ngumbi · 6
What a warmer, wetter world means for insects, and for what they eat
What warmer, wetter world means for insects, and for what they eat
09/09/2021 · Rhosanna Jenkins · 6
We modelled the effects of climate change on Kenya’s Tana River Basin
We modelled the effects of climate change on Kenya’s Tana River Basin
01/09/2021 · Scott Hamilton · 98
Robber barons and high-speed traders dominate Australia’s water market
Robber barons and high-speed traders dominate Australia’s water market
31/08/2021 · Zoë Thomas · 7
1,600 years ago, climate change hit the Australian Alps. We studied old lake mud to learn about it
1,600 years ago, climate change hit the Australian Alps. We studied old lake mud to learn about it
30/08/2021 · Giovanna Michelon · 8
Fracking and poorer surface water quality link established – new research
Fracking and poorer surface water quality link established – new research
17/08/2021 · William Taylor · 136
Melting Mongolian ice reveals fragile artifacts that provide clues about how past people lived
Melting Mongolian ice reveals fragile artifacts that provide clues about how past people lived
16/08/2021 · Steven R. Fassnacht · 4
Snow can disappear straight into the atmosphere in hot, dry weather
Snow can disappear straight into the atmosphere in hot, dry weather
28/07/2021 · William John Gould · 13 1
Predicting droughts and floods: why we’re studying 19th-century ocean records
Predicting droughts and floods: why we’re studying 19th-century ocean records
16/07/2021 · Sapna Sharma · 9
Extreme heat waves are putting lakes and rivers in hot water this summer
Extreme heat waves are putting lakes and rivers in hot water this summer
07/07/2021 · Gavin D. Madakumbura · 18
Global evidence links rise in extreme precipitation to human-driven climate change
Global evidence links rise in extreme precipitation to human-driven climate change
07/07/2021 · Matt Parker · 19
Fish hooked on meth – the consequences of freshwater pollution
Fish hooked on meth – the consequences of freshwater pollution
07/07/2021 · Elizabeth Lewis · 21
Reforesting Europe would increase rainfall – new research
Reforesting Europe would increase rainfall – new research
30/06/2021 · Daniel Johnson · 137 1
Trees are dying of thirst in the Western drought: here’s what’s going on inside their veins
Trees are dying of thirst in the Western drought: here’s what’s going on inside their veins
25/06/2021 · Bryan Shuman · 10 1
Yellowstone is losing its snow as the climate warms, and that means widespread problems for water
Yellowstone is losing its snow as the climate warms, and that means widespread problems for water
25/06/2021 · Franck Montmessin · 10
Why is there so little water left on Mars?
Why is there little water left on Mars?
18/06/2021 · Lizzy Lowe · 12 1
Spiders are cloaking Gippsland with stunning webs after the floods. An expert explains why
Spiders are cloaking Gippsland with stunning webs after the floods. An expert explains why

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