The two main things needed to fulfill the world's impending need for water in the face of the
widespread water crisis are collecting water and recycling. To do this, the present study has …

In deltaic areas, riverine and coastal waters interact; hence, these highly dynamic
environments are particularly sensitive to climate change. This adds to existing …

The Lower Mekong Basin has had extensive hydropower dam development, which changes
its hydrologic conditions and threatens the exceptional aquatic biodiversity. This study …

Renewable energy sources, due to their direct (eg, wind turbines) or indirect (eg,
hydropower, with precipitation being the generator of runoff) dependence on climatic …

The installation of hydroelectric plants has generated multiple environmental impacts on the
world's river systems. In central Chile, the impacts of hydroelectric reservoir operation have …

During the last few decades, the utilization of the data from climate models in hydrological
studies has increased as they can provide data in the regions that lack raw meteorological …

Depending on the increased energy needs, a large number of dams have been built around
the world. These dams have significant impacts on river ecology and climate change. When …

The prevailing challenge centers on the limited application of single‐purpose flood control
reservoirs transitioning to multi‐purpose reservoirs, which, despite their potential, often fall …

Hydropower has been a pillar of energy systems for decades in many countries in Asia,
Vietnam in particular. The push to decarbonize energy production is seeing renewed …

Conversion of the conventional electrical grid into a smart and sustainable grid involves
several considerations. The primary factors, however, are renewable energy penetration …