Tag: Nature Water

New research shows that mixtures of emerging contaminants in treated wastewater trigger a microbial defence–energy trade-off in receiving rivers that ...

A new Nature Water Comment introduces the infrastructure–society ageing gap framework, arguing that renewing the world's water systems requires planning ...

A Nature Water commentary argues that the overlooked urban water workforce is a decisive determinant of city water security.

A new covalent organic framework with ultrabroadband solar absorption could unlock efficient, decentralized solar-powered desalination.

Researchers have developed chlorine-functionalized covalent organic frameworks that absorb light across 200–1,500 nm and achieve a record solar-driven water evaporation ...

A new World View argues that the complex relationship between rock weathering and the carbon cycle demands broader research and ...

Researchers warn in Nature Water that satellite Earth observation and artificial intelligence risk deepening global inequalities in hydrological data unless ...

A structurally asymmetric covalent organic framework promises faster uranium uptake, bringing the vast oceanic uranium reserve closer to practical exploitation.

Scientists engineered localized potential wells into covalent organic frameworks to direct electrons toward active sites, achieving record photocatalytic uranium extraction ...

A new global classification of more than 80,000 catchments reveals that complex rainfall–runoff behavior is the planetary norm, especially in ...