From Courtrooms to Prevention: Rethinking the Human Right to Water
Researchers argue that realizing the human right to water requires a proactive, context-specific approach that anticipates harm before it occurs ...
Tag: water security
New 1 km global groundwater dataset brings hidden aquifer changes into view
A new global monthly groundwater dataset at 1 km resolution for 2002-2020 combines GRACE satellite gravity, environmental predictors and machine ...
Brazil’s Cerrado Faces Escalating Destruction as Scientists Map a Path to Save the Biodiversity Hotspot
A comprehensive new review in Nature Conservation details the accelerating destruction of Brazil's Cerrado and proposes strategies for its conservation ...
Biodiversity Governance and Environmental Justice Collide in South Africa’s Amathole Mountains
A qualitative study of 83 participants in South Africa's Amathole Mountains reveals how climate variability, fragmented biodiversity governance, and environmental ...
Compound drought–heatwave events are on the move, and farmland is in their path
A new tracking study shows that compound drought–heatwave events migrate hundreds of kilometers across the globe, with emerging hotspots over ...
Water Science Must Deliver Solutions, Not Just Publications, Researcher Warns
A Nature Water commentary by Salvatore Grimaldi argues that water science must be judged by its capacity to deliver real-world ...
Underground Walls That Save Island Water Can Backfire as Climate Stress Shifts
New simulations based on San Salvador Island in The Bahamas show that subsurface cutoff walls protect island freshwater lenses against ...
China’s giant wastewater network hits a cost wall, and hybrid systems may be the way out
A national analysis of 10,826 Chinese treatment plants finds that centralized wastewater reuse is economically viable for only about 0.45 ...
Satellites and Models Combine to Map River Depth and Flow Worldwide
A new satellite altimetry and modeling framework delivers global estimates of river discharge and mean depth at more than 26,000 ...
How Politics, Media, and Science Are Rewriting the Story of the Indus Waters Treaty
A new PLOS Water analysis argues that politics, media framing, and underused treaty provisions have transformed the Indus Waters Treaty ...
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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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