Wastewater reuse is seen as an opportunity to support a circular economy and optimize
water resources. However, the use of wastewater is limited by the need for the proper …

In intensive livestock areas, soils commonly contain elevated nutrients above the agronomic
optimum which increases the risk of nutrient losses and contributing to poor ecological …

The European Water Framework Directive (WFD) entered into force in December 2000; it
marks a decisive turn in European water governance and related policies, management …

Abstract The Water Framework Directive (WFD) aims to protect and improve water quality
across Europe through an integrative and multi-level water governance approach. The goal …

Proxy data and qualitative information are important assets in water resources and floods
management. In the research, the river water bodies with characteristic toponyms …

Many policy problems such as climate change, water pollution, or biodiversity loss originate
in one sector or location but deploy their effects elsewhere and so require comprehensive …

Diffuse agricultural pollution is one of the greatest challenges to achieving good chemical
and ecological status of Scotland's water bodies. The River Ythan in Aberdeenshire was …

This paper shows possible inconsistencies in environmental law, in which regulatory impact
assessment (RIA) and the polluter pays principle (PPP) coexist. While these norms can be …

The River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) is an essential component of the European
Union Water Framework Directive that details an integrated approach required to protect …

Legacy pollutants are increasingly proposed as possible reasons for widespread failures to
improve water quality, despite the implementation of stricter regulations and mitigation …