Intensive agriculture and urbanization have led to the excessive and repeated input of
nitrogen (N) into soil and further increased the amount of nitrate (NO 3−) leaching into …

The coupling of an hydrological and a crop model is an efficient approach to study the
impact of the interactions between agricultural practices and catchment physical …

Nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) play a major role in the biogeochemical functioning of
aquatic systems. N and P transfer to surface freshwaters has amplified during the 20th …

Increased exposure to nitrate has been reported in many arid and semi-arid areas where
groundwater is used as the drinking water source, presenting a major public health threat …

The neglect of dissolved organic nitrogen (DON), especially with regard to its transformation
in the deep vadose zone, can result in high uncertainty surrounding estimated nitrogen (N) …

The temporal variability of nitrate transport was monitored continuously in a large
agricultural catchment, the 1110km2 Save catchment in south-west France, from January …

National terrestrial nitrogen budgets for many developed countries have been calculated as
part of the management of impacts of N on the environment, but these rarely represent the …

Understanding groundwater–surface water (GW–SW) interaction in Chalk catchments is
complicated by the degree of geological heterogeneity. At this study site, in southern United …

Connectivity of groundwater flow within crystalline-rock aquifers controls the sustainability of
abstraction and baseflow to rivers, yet is often poorly constrained at a catchment scale. Here …

Groundwater is a large, slowly changing pool of the macronutrients nitrogen (N),
phosphorus (P) and dissolved organic carbon (DOC), with impacts on receptors, surface …