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Oil spills quickly photooxidise and produce tar in the ocean

Environment
Researchers studying the Deepwater Horizon oil spill have found that the oil photooxidises and forms tar in the nearby coastal areas.

Renewing urban water quality

Environment
Dr Thomas Shahady from the University of Lynchburg outlines how challenges facing urban water quality can be addressed through a more holistic approach. The water...

New study on the density of desalination membranes could help researchers produce clean water for farms

Research & Discovery
A new study aims to improve the efficiency of desalination membranes by studying how their density impacts their ability to clean water.

Water Europe on achieving a water-smart society

Environment
Durk Krol of Water Europe discusses the barriers to achieving a water-smart society and how Water Europe is developing the solutions.

Scientists have developed a new method of treating sewage using a new strain of bacterium

Environment
A team of researchers has developed a new method of treating sewage that is much simpler, cheaper, and greener than existing methods.

Researchers outline the issue with extracting the Moon’s resources

Space
The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory has published the issues associated with the growing interest in extracting the Moon’s resources.

The safety of our freshwater supplies

Environment
Professor Thomas D Shahady from the University of Lynchburg describes the growing concerns over the safety of our freshwater supplies. A question often asked around...

New self-watering soil pulls water from the air to distribute to plants

Environment
Engineers at the University of Texas at Austin, USA, have created a self-watering soil that can pull water from the air and distribute it...

European biodiversity: 81% of protected habitat in poor condition

Environment
The European Commission has published its latest assessment of European biodiversity and a comprehensive overview of the most vulnerable habitats protected under EU law. Intensive...

€5.37m to improve the sustainability of aquaculture in Denmark

Environment
The Danish Fisheries Agency has announced the launch of a new grant scheme, worth €5.37m, to improve the sustainability of aquaculture facilities and stimulate...

Innovators safely reduce water pollution using chlorine dioxide

Environment
Innovators from the University of Belgrade (UoB), Serbia, and South Ural State University (SUSU), Russia, have developed a method to safely reduce water pollution,...

The Floods Directive: adapting to the future risk of flooding

Environment
European Commission’s Directorate-General for the Environment, discusses how flood risk management helps us understand the future risk of flooding and how to adapt to...

Developing solutions to agricultural runoff and water contamination

Environment
Professor Bernd Lennartz from the University of Rostock investigates methods of reducing water contamination by developing solutions to agricultural runoff. Ground and surface water quality...

Sustainable agriculture: Nutrient removal from agricultural runoff

Special Reports
The NuReDrain project discuss their work developing innovative technologies for removing the nutrients from agricultural runoff. The North Sea region is recognised as an intensive...

New European initiative to transform wastewater into a valuable resource

Environment
University of Exeter has joined a new pan-European initiative to create new techniques to turn wastewater into a valuable resource. A team from University of...

New app to promote sustainable water management in agriculture

Environment
A new start-up from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology analyses satellite images using Artificial Intelligence to transmits precise data on water management to farmers' smartphones. As...

The first comprehensive global database for water-use efficiency

Environment
Researchers have compiled the first comprehensive global database for water-use efficiency by assessing the carbon isotope composition of tree rings. Water-use efficiency is essential to...

Introducing a newly launched drought monitoring and forecast programme

Environment
NASA satellites have been used to detect the minuscule gravitational changes caused by the movement of Earth’s water. Two centres located in the University of...

Mapping framework for sustainable agricultural water management

Environment
A new high-resolution mapping framework, called BESS-STAIR, could provide farmers with an accurate forecasts of crop water. BESS-STAIR is composed of a satellite-driven biophysical model...

The connected agriculture market is set to be worth $7.22bn

Environment
The global connected agriculture market size is set to reach $7.22bn by the end of 2026. Researchers predict the demand for smart water management...
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