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In a significant stride toward optimizing agricultural productivity and sustainability, a recent study led by V. I. Trofimova at the Povolzhskiy Scientific Research Institute of Economic and Organization of Agroindustrial Complex has unveiled a compr

A recent study led by I. S. Belik from the Ural Federal University named after the First President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin highlights a transformative approach to energy consumption and production through the integration of low-carbon development stra

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Water, researchers have unveiled a novel forecasting method that combines back propagation neural networks (BPNN) with particle swarm optimization (PSO) to predict annual runoff based on sunspot numb

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Water,’ researchers are shedding light on the critical role of groundwater reserves in water supply regulation, especially in regions prone to drought. The study, led by Joaquín Sanz de Ojeda from t

In a landscape where energy demands fluctuate dramatically, the need for efficient power grid regulation has never been more pressing. A recent study conducted by researchers at Tsinghua University, led by Xianliang Li from the Laboratory of Hydrosci

In the wake of escalating drought conditions, a recent study has unveiled alarming insights regarding the Colorado River basin in Argentina, revealing a critical intersection between water quality and the energy sector. Conducted by Federico Danilo V

In the challenging landscape of cold regions, where temperatures can plummet and freeze-thaw cycles wreak havoc on infrastructure, a groundbreaking study sheds light on the critical importance of temperature control during the construction of large-v

Recent research has unveiled the intricate relationship between wastewater pollution and plant metabolism, focusing on the versatile grass, Panicum maximum, commonly known as Guinea grass. This study, led by Hiba Shaghaleh from The Key Lab of Integra

The Huixian Wetland, a vital ecological asset in southern China, is undergoing significant changes due to human activity and climate change, according to new research published in the journal Water. This study, led by Hang Gao from the Guangxi Key La

The River Chief System (RCS) in China, a top-down water regulation initiative, has been a focal point in the ongoing dialogue between environmental sustainability and economic performance. Recent research led by Peipei Zhao from the Research Highlights Tension Between Environmental Regulation and Business Growth Read More »