Abstract The Great Lakes Basin (GLB) holds vast reserves of groundwater, the great majority
of which eventually drains to the lakes. Urban growth significantly affects both the quality …

Urban Water Cycle Processes and Interactions represents the fruit of a project by UNESCO's
International Hydrological Programme on this topic. The volume introduces the urban water …

With over half the world's population now living in towns and cities, serious questions are
being asked about the sustainability of urban water supplies. Groundwater is a particular …

The management of groundwater resources is paramount in semi-arid regions experiencing
urban development. In the southwestern United States, enhancing recharge of urban storm …

Development and management of urban groundwater resources is limited in practice by a
lack of knowledge of the nature, distribution and sources of groundwater contamination in an …

Nitrogen, phosphorus, and silicon uptake rates under very high nutrient concentration were
investigated by culturing Chaetoceros calcitrans in varying nitrite and nitrate–nitrogen (NO …

North America's fifth most populated municipality—the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)—is
undergoing rapid urban development with serious questions being raised regarding the …

Groundwater-dependent cities face increasing population and changes in urban land use,
threatening long-term aquifer sustainability by simultaneously increasing pumping demand …

Groundwater is the preferred source for piped water supplies in many urban areas across
Sub-Saharan Africa and its development is forecast to increase dramatically in an attempt to …

The study seeks to evaluate problems caused by urbanization on sub-surface water in
Calabar Municipality. Water samples were collected from (20) twenty locations within the …