2,000-Year-Old Roman Wicker Basket Well Astonishes Archaeologists In Norfolk, England, archaeologists discovered a “beautifully preserved” Roman well that’s providing an unprecedented glimpse into the ancient world of Britain’s past. This remarkable find dates back over 2,000 years and offers a unique insight into the daily lives and practices of Roman settlers in the region. The […]
EU launches ambitious strategy to build water resilience and combat PFAS
EU Launches Ambitious Strategy to Build Water Resilience and Combat PFAS The European Union (EU) has recently unveiled a bold Water Resilience Strategy aimed at restoring the water cycle, securing clean water sources, and building a climate-resilient and competitive economy. This ambitious initiative marks a significant step towards addressing pressing environmental challenges and combatting the […]
1,700 year-old unique and exceptional Roman wooden water pipe found in Belgium
Ancient Marvel Unearthed: 1,700-Year-Old Roman Wooden Water Pipe Found in Belgium Archaeologists discovered a rare and exceptional piece of Roman history at a future student residence: a remarkably preserved wooden water pipe dating back 1,700 years. This extraordinary find sheds light on the advanced engineering skills of the ancient Romans and provides valuable insights into […]
European drought crisis escalates amid heat and low rainfall, says JRC
European Drought Crisis Intensifies in 2025: A Looming Threat to the Continent Amidst the sweltering heat and meager rainfall, Europe finds itself in the grips of a severe drought crisis. According to the Joint Research Centre (JRC), the situation has escalated significantly in 2025, painting a grim picture of shrinking rivers, parched soils, and soaring […]