GIS and Google Earth Engine map Zimbabwe’s groundwater potential nationwide
A GIS and Google Earth Engine framework classified Zimbabwe's groundwater potential nationwide and tested it against nearly 10,000 borehole records.
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Research report: Seasonal dynamics of multidimensional water poverty in a semi-arid region of India
A household survey of nearly 1,600 households in Bundelkhand, India, found that multidimensional water poverty rose from 48.4 percent in ...
Faecal Bacteria Taint Cancun’s Cenotes, Rising Sharply in the Rainy Season
Every cenote sampled in the Mexican resort city of Cancun carries faecal coliform bacteria, and concentrations climb dramatically when the ...
Satellites Catch Early Warning Signals of Desertification in Northeastern Iran
A 20-year study of northeastern Iran used satellite-derived vegetation, salinity, and groundwater indicators to identify a 2015 breakpoint and early ...
Headwater Lakes and Catchments Emerge as Front Line of Global Water Security
An editorial in Frontiers in Environmental Science argues that headwater lakes and catchments, which make up most of the river ...
Groundwater in Pakistan’s Dalbandin Region Carries Heavy Metals Far Above WHO Limits
A first comprehensive assessment of Dalbandin's groundwater found all fifty samples unsafe for drinking, with lead at sixteen times the ...
Groundwater Across Warangal District Often Unfit for Drinking, Study Finds
An integrated hydrochemical and geospatial study of 58 pre-monsoon groundwater samples from Warangal District, Telangana, found most waters poor to ...
Groundwater depletion clusters along borders in shared aquifers, UN scientists warn
A UNU-INWEH policy brief and a PNAS analysis show that groundwater depletion and irrigation concentrate near borders in shared aquifers, ...
Dye trace reveals treated wastewater reaches Grand Canyon spring in months
A multi-year USGS investigation combined dye tracing, pharmaceuticals, artificial sweeteners and PFAS to show that treated wastewater released along the ...
Hidden rock joints may fool tunnel safety models in the Himalaya, study warns
A finite element study of a Himalayan tunnel portal slope shows that models explicitly representing foliation joints predict far lower ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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