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Water security in mountain regions is dependent on a broader understanding of the complex interconnections between water supply and demand that extends far beyond the study of glacier melt.

Global failure to make better use of the latest monitoring technologies for high altitude water data is limiting scientists’ ability to understand...

Mountain water is used for drinking and irrigation by nearly two billion people worldwide, but it is under threat owing to global warming

Doha: Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) and the Qatari Amiri Naval Forces have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to join forces in areas of...

Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) and the Qatari Amiri Naval Forces have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to join forces in areas of research and

Holes torn in jacuzzis and water stolen from tanks and cemeteries as people take issue with certain water usages and limits

Timothy Dube’s profile on The Conversation

Beijing’s annual water consumption has reached 3.6 billion cubic meters, according to statistics released by the Beijing Water Authority, far more than the 2.1 billion cubic meters locally available.The per capita annual water availability is now around 120 cubic meters, well below the United Nations absolute water scarcity threshold, and puts China’s capital city in a

Currently, treatment systems let, on average, half of the emerging contaminants found in wastewater go through. However, scientists are developing...

Introduction The Chinese government is currently focused on sustaining its “dynamic clearance” zero-COVID strategy, while also mitigating the negative externalities of this approach, including shortfalls in food supply and access to medical services in Shanghai and other major urban centers (China Brief, April 8). Last Friday, netizens temporarily overwhelmed censors on WeChat to widely share the video- “Voices of April” …