Nitrogen (N) and phosphorous (P) from agricultural non-point source (ANPS) pollution are
the great threats to the regional water quality in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area (TGRA) of …

Soil erosion caused by rainfall is a dominant driving force of ecosystem degradation and has
become a worldwide environmental issue. However, few studies have been conducted to …

There is a need for participatory methods that simultaneously assess agricultural
sustainability and resilience at farming system level, as resilience is needed to deal with …

Due to the concomitance of several factors related to progressive climate changes and to
increased water management for anthropogenic usage, drastic fall in level of Bracciano …

European agriculture is facing increasing economic, environmental, institutional, and social
challenges, from changes in demographic trends to the effects of climate change. In this …

Investigating the impact of different factors on soil and nutrient loss and suggesting viable
control measures is currently a significant concern. This study aims to examine the variations …

Abstract Forest Transition Theory (FTT) suggests that reforestation may follow deforestation
as a result of and interplay between changing social, economic and ecological conditions …

Identifying nonpoint sources of nitrate has been a long-term challenge in mixed land-use
watershed. In the present study, we combine dual nitrate isotope, runoff and stream water …

The physicochemical properties of surface soil play a key role in the fate of watershed non-
point source pollution. Special emphasis is needed to identify soil properties that are …

European freshwater ecosystems have undergone significant human-induced and
environmentally-driven variations in nutrient export from catchments throughout the past five …