Noticias sobre Taiwan
East Antarctic summer cooling trends caused by tropical rainfall clusters
Our planet is warming due to anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions; but the warming differs from region to region, and it can also vary seasonally.
More intense and frequent thunderstorms linked to global climate variability
Large thunderstorms in the Southern Great Plains of the U.S.
Taiwan’s water shortages expected to impact semiconductor industry
Taiwan is imposing water restrictions as the island deals with the worst drought in more than 50 years, affecting households and companies in highly industrialised areas of the island, informs Phys.org.
PUB commences development of coastal-inland flood model
Singapore's National Water Agency PUB has begun work on a state-of-the-art modelling system that is capable of simulating and evaluating both inland and coastal flood risks in tandem.
SUEZ acquires the non-controlling interests in its Chinese operations SUEZ NWS and Suyu
SUEZ announces agreement to acquire NWS' non-controlling stakes in all their common businesses in Greater China for c.
Miki Tramer (IDE): “Salty water is not harmful & can even encourage some marine life to flourish”
Desalination technology is progressively being used to provide drinking water around the world, after years of moderate progress.
Smart Water Magazine: 1 year with you
Today we celebrate Smart Water Magazine’s first year anniversary and we take a look back at 2019 to review the most-read content, our top bloggers and most active entities.
Global real-time flood monitoring & warning system market projected to reach a value of $277M
According to a new report pertaining to the global real-time flood monitoring and warning system market, the global real-time flood monitoring and warning system market is projected to reach a value of ~US$ 277 Mn by 2027.
“Desalination is still a very small portion of the overall water balance in most Asian countries”
As one of the hardest-hit areas in the world in matters of intrusion of saline groundwater, many parts of Asia struggle to find access to safe drinking water.
“We expect that TIWW will be one of Asia’s top 3 water events in the near future”
The first edition of Taiwan International Water Week (TIWW), organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), will take place next week at the Taipei World Trade Center from 26 – 28 September 2019.
Why a ‘no-collar’ workforce will enable water’s digital transformation
Utility workforces are being driven to adapt and learn new skills to keep up with the digital transformation which will result in a hybrid human-and-machine environment, according to a new white paper from the IWA on digital water.
Flow water research and education towards developing world
Needed most in poorer nations: educational opportunities, greater focus on practical water-related results, papers say Assess water research impact by successful results achieved,…
Bottles of success for water filter business
As countries around the world look for ways to tackle some of our biggest environmental issues, one company is leading the way in clean drinking water.