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Climate vs. landscape? A new breakthrough in continental water modeling!

Every year on 21 June, the global scientific community celebrates World Hydrology Day to highlight the importance of water sciences play in sustainable resource management and natu...

Assessing Urban Flooding Factors with SCS-TR20, SBUH

Urban flooding has emerged as one of the most pressing environmental challenges faced by modern cities worldwide. As urbanization accelerates and impermeable surfaces replace natur...

On-Site Study of Soil Slope Rainfall Erosion

In a groundbreaking study set to transform our understanding of soil erosion, researchers Li, Hu, Zou, and colleagues have conducted an unprecedented on-site experiment examining t...

GeoRoundup: the highlights of EGU Journals published during June!

Each month we feature specific Divisions of EGU and during the monthly GeoRoundup we put the journals that publish science from those Divisions at the top of the Highlights section...

Hydrochar Transforms Agricultural Waste into a Potent Solution for Healthier, Carbon-Rich Soils

In a breakthrough study emerging from the realm of sustainable agriculture and soil science, researchers have illuminated the remarkable potential of hydrochar as a transformative...

Virginia Tech win ASLA research grant for inland flooding

The post Virginia Tech win ASLA research grant for inland flooding appeared first on World Landscape Architecture. Damian Holmes

Scientists Warn Himalayan Rivers Are Becoming Increasingly Unstable

Warming is making Himalayan rivers more unstable, with potentially serious consequences downstream. The Himalayas do more than tower over Asia. They help store and release the wate...

Centre signs agreement with ISRO, rolls out new water research initiatives

Under the MoU, the department of water resources and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will jointly work in 24 key research areas

Water use in green hydrogen production

A lifecycle analysis of Proton Exchange Membrane Water Electrolysis reveals where water is consumed and how it can be reduced The post Water use in green hydrogen production appear...

Harnessing Solar and Hydropower: A Path to Energy Sovereignty for Irrigation Communities

As the global agricultural sector strives to decouple from volatile conventional energy markets, solar power has emerged as an increasingly pivotal player. Its appeal lies not only...

A scientific solution for J&K water future

Jammu & Kashmir has always been known for its rivers, lakes, springs and streams. For generations, these natural water sources provided drinking water, supported agriculture an...

What Enters the Arctic Ocean Doesn’t Stay in the Arctic Ocean

Climate warming accelerates the journey of river waters across the polar ocean

Study of Tianshan glacier changes supports sustainable water resource management

LANZHOU, July 7 (Xinhua) -- Chinese scientists have proposed a new framework and provided data support for accurately assessing glacier mass changes and meltwater evolution pattern...

Drones and Ensemble AI Uncover Hidden Patterns in Urban Water Pollution

Urban rivers are vital for biodiversity, local climate regulation, and everyday water supply, yet many are increasingly pressured by eutrophication. This nutrient-driven process ca...

Scientists Uncover the Hidden Force Making Sea-Level Rise Far Worse Than Expected

Sea-level rise is not just about the oceans. New research shows that sinking land is dramatically increasing flood risk in many coastal cities. As climate change pushes oceans high...

How H-CITI Will Destroy The Hydrological Structure Of KBR Nat’nl Park

Golconda Fort is perhaps the only major fort in the Deccan that was able to withstand multiple sieges. Though the Fort did not have a perineal source of water, fresh water was brou...

Arup joins the IHA

Arup has become a member of the International Hydropower Association, reinforcing its commitment to advancing sustainable hydropower and pumped storage as essential components of t...

Researchers Develop A New Method To Observe Ocean States

Researchers at Florida State University have announced a new methodology to provide more accurate oceanographic and hydrological data.

Science Shared: June 6

This week: seed priming, flooding stress and when controls get out of control.

Zambezi River Authority joins the International Hydropower Association

The Zambezi River Authority has become a member of the International Hydropower Association.

Extreme Rainfall and Tropical Waves on India’s Coast

In recent years, the west coast of India has witnessed increasingly severe and frequent episodes of extreme rainfall, leaving scientists racing to understand the underlying atmosph...

Across China: Study of Tianshan glacier changes supports sustainable water resource management

LANZHOU, July 7 (Xinhua) -- Chinese scientists have proposed a new framework and provided data support for accurately assessing glacier mass changes and meltwater evolution pattern...

Study says cities like Houston can strengthen some flash-flood storms

"Cities don't just change the landscape, they change the weather."

Water Issues on the Horizon in the Second Half of 2026