Oceanic storms can strongly disturb the physical and biogeochemical conditions of
transitional coastal waters. Impacts of extreme oceanic storms on coastal ecosystems have …

Aquifers on small islands are at risk of salinization due to low elevations and limited
adaptive capacity, and present risks will be exacerbated by climate change. Most studies …

The Root Zone Water Quality Model (RZWQM) is a one-dimensional process-based model
used for simulating major physical, chemical, and biological processes in agricultural …

Coastal flooding transforms barrier island morphology and rapidly salinizes freshwater
lenses that support island populations and ecosystems. Climate change is expected to …

Groundwater recharge is a key component of the hydrological cycle but it is a complex
process difficult to observe. Direct observations are essential to improve our understanding …

Coastal eutrophication poses an increasing risk to ecosystem health due to enhanced
nutrient loading to the global coastline. Submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) represents …

Instream flows are vital to the ecology of riverine and riparian systems. The influence of
watershed characteristics on these systems is helpful in developing landscape policies to …

This study characterized the isotopic composition of extreme precipitation and surface
waters and explored the relation between extreme precipitation and nitrate in southwest …