Organic farming follows the principle of circular causation and has emerged in response to
questions on health, environment and sustainability issues. In this review, we assess the …

Moving beyond monitoring the state of water quality to understanding how the sensitive
ecosystems “respond” to complex interplay of climatic and anthropogenic perturbations, and …

We investigated the mid stream water quality of Ganga river as influenced by aerially-driven
heavy metals at Varanasi, India. Twelve sampling stations were selected along a 20 km long …

Terrestrial contribution of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) to riverine carbon transport
remains relatively uncertain despite recent research highlighting its importance. Here we …

There has been considerable debate on how atmospheric deposition (AD) in the watershed
alters the supply of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) to river and coastal ecosystems. Here …

Recent measurements have demonstrated unprecedented increase in atmospheric
deposition of nutrients in many parts of India. To determine whether atmospheric nutrient …

This study was designed to test whether the atmospheric deposition (AD) significantly
influences gross primary productivity (GPP) and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) build-up in …

This research integrates quantitative data of underground and sub-surface sources of
drinking water from two coastal union Gabura and Munshiganj of Shyamnagur upazila of …

This long‐term study on three freshwater lakes in India was designed to investigate the
following:(i) atmospheric deposition of major nutrient elements;(ii) microbial biomass (Cmic) …

The atmosphere–land–water connectivity of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) is not
altogether accounted in major rivers of India despite recent researches highlighting its …