Most countries in Asia-Pacific will suffer from water shortages
A recent joint study by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Asia-Pacific Regional Water Forum (APWF) shows that more than 75% of countries in this region are experi…
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A recent joint study by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Asia-Pacific Regional Water Forum (APWF) shows that more than 75% of countries in this region are experi…
On June 20, CARE International in Vietnam in collaboration with the People's Committee of Soc Trang Province summarized the Project 'Choice and ownership of rural clean…
On April 24, in the Thai capital of Bangkok, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) published a study showing that climate change has further aggravated the alrea…
Scientists say that in some North African countries with large areas such as Libya, Algeria, Egypt and Sudan, the volume of groundwater is believed to be the largest. Th…
The prototype of this wind turbine has been operating in Abu Dhabi, taking 62 liters of water from the air every hour. Eole hopes that wind turbines are capable of obtai…
British scientists say that the dry continent of Africa lies on a giant groundwater tank, with a volume of over 100 times the surface water. However, extensive well-dril…
New Zealand scientists on December 19 announced they had discovered a lake of the second highest purity in the world, which is Blue Lake in Nelson Lake National Park in…
Large accumulation of water for hydroelectricity, oil and gas exploitation, and minerals can be stimulating factors that cause earthquakes.
More than 1.3 million euros is the total funding that the European Support Fund (European Union) sponsors the project by the French Red Cross.
Denmark will provide $ 135 million to Vietnam in the next two years, which focuses primarily on green growth.
As a 'nightmare' of ships moving near the Arctic, icebergs are now seen as an effective solution for countries that are scarce in fresh water.
The risk of conflict of violence related to clean water will increase with the growth of the world population and global warming.
More than one billion people living in major cities around the world will face the risk of serious water shortage by 2050, due to climate change and rapid urbanization.
According to calculations by scientists, if you treat the current water resources, by 2030 - 2035, HCMC will run out of water resources.
The number of people who die from dirty water every year is greater than all forms of violent conflict, including war.