The implementation of sustainable agro-energy systems that integrate crop, livestock, and
bioenergy production is attracting increasing interest from farmers. Livestock produces large …

Soil serves as both a 'source'and 'sink'for contaminants. As a source, contaminants are
derived from both 'geogenic'and 'anthropogenic'origins. Typically, while some of the …

We have quantified inputs and fate of nutrients in European fresh and marine waters from
1990 to 2018. We have used the conceptual model GREEN to assess the impact of efforts …

The restoration and preservation of freshwater ecosystems is one of the prerequisites for a
sustainable and fair future for all and therefore part of the United Nations Sustainable …

Microalgae-based wastewater bioremediation has emerged as a promising and sustainable
solution for water purification by harnessing the natural ability of microalgae to absorb and …

Nutrient pollution of freshwaters from agriculture is a key barrier to achieving the water
quality goals of the European Water Framework Directive (WFD). Governance research …

The Water Framework Directive (WFD) is typically a framework directive that tries to
encourage integration of policies for water quality and agriculture. Nutrients (nitrates …

Trends at 1051 river monitoring sites across New Zealand incrementing annually for time
windows of 10 and 20 years over the 28-year period ending 2017 were assessed from …

Highlights•Enrichment of surface waters with phosphorus (P) leads to algal growth and
eutrophication.•About 27% of agricultural land exceeds optimal soil P levels, posing a risk of …

River monitoring programs worldwide consistently unveil micropollutant concentrations
(pesticide, pharmaceuticals, and industrial chemicals) exceeding regulatory quality targets …