Truckee Meadows Water Authority的动态

Please join us on May 22 in Bali for Session RP8: Transboundary Water Cooperation in the Aral Sea Basin for a Better Future!

Everything in life has a starting point,with the zeal and resources you can achieve all you put your heart to do. Growing palm seedlings for my local government in Taraba State

Insights from the ILUA 2 project's Landcover map 2014 .This comprehensive classification showcases six distinct land use types: forest, grassland, cropland, wetland, settlement, and other land use. The analysis, detailed in the link below, provides a fascinating overview of the area covered by each land use type in 2014. Check it out for a deeper dive into Zambia's diverse land cover! link:https://lnkd.in/dUpmDSDK

Investigation about the ecosystem services of Arasbaran forest is DONE!

Article: EFFECTS OF LAND CONSOL?DAT?ON ON AGR?CULTURAL ENTERPR?SES ?N C?HANBEYL? D?STR?CT, TüRKIYE: AN EVALUAT?ON FROM THE PRODUCER PERSPECT?VE https://lnkd.in/dbtYjHdh

Delhi Water Crisis Documentary: ???? | A Historical Overview | Paani | Delhi, once renowned for its abundant water resources, now relies on other states for 90% of its water needs. The city's history reveals a gradual decline in its water management, shifting from historical abundance to modern scarcity. Historically, Delhi’s water management was advanced. In the 10th century, the Tomar dynasty’s Anangpal established Delhi near Surajkund, leveraging natural features to collect rainwater. Later, rulers like Iltutmish and Alauddin Khilji improved water systems with reservoirs like Hauz-e-Sultani and Hauz Khas. In the 14th century, Muhammad bin Tughlaq built the Satpula Dam, showcasing sophisticated water management. To delve into the historical pages, I, along with the Historian Firoz Bakht Ahmed and Jagran New Media's team, embarked on a quest: The search for water. How extensive is this search? Watch the full video only on Dainik Jagran https://lnkd.in/gEHsFT7c Big thanks to Nand Kumar Nair sir and Shailesh Ranjan sir for their incredible support! Anurag Mishra sir, your research is a game-changer in our efforts to tackle water crises. And let's not forget the incredible work that Riyaz Siddiqi does behind the camera - simply mind-blowing! Also, Sukhdev Yadav's video editing was on a whole new level?

my last work in water quality modling about advanced solutions to improve water quality in Brullus lake (new boughaz scenario+ ray channel)

Tanah Adat (Customary Land) In Negeri Sembilan: A Mini Review Towards Establishing Customary Land Forensic Model https://lnkd.in/getR8Peg

Chitin; simple way to prepare chitin fibrils by concrete mixer: My colleague in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Prof Ngesa Ezekiel Mushi just published a paper on a method to upgrade crab shell waste, a major environmental problem along their coast. He and his colleagues are using a conventional concrete mixer and alkali to make chitin fibrils of good quality; see https://rdcu.be/dZfte

The latest issue of Rocky Mountain Water Magazine features an inspiring message from Bill Peretti, RMWEA President, highlighting RMWEA's dedication to elevating water professionals. "At the heart of RMWEA lies a steadfast commitment to elevating water professionals. We do this through one of the core values – the profound belief in the power of connection." – Bill Peretti. Read his entire article here: https://bit.ly/4cWwyVx