Watershed morphometric analysis constitutes a vital methodology for deciphering the physical character and behaviour of drainage basins. By quantifying parameters such as drainage density, bifurcation ...

Turbidity refers to the cloudiness or haziness of water, caused by suspended particles including clay, silt, organic matter, rust, and other fine debris. These particles scatter and absorb light, ...

Climate change and land-use change are combining to alter global hydrological cycles, driving the need to improve water resource management. The IAEA’s Global Water Analysis Laboratory Network (GloWAL ...

Every October, World Food Day calls attention to global food security and the actions needed to combat hunger and malnutrition. This year, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations ...