Most tide-dominated estuarine and deltaic deposits accumulate in the fluvial-to-marine
transition zone, which is one of the most complicated areas on earth, because of the large …

Abstract The Gulf of California (GC) presents several oceanographic features that make it
unique among semienclosed seas of similar latitude and dimensions, the most important …

Freshwater is scarce in many regions of the world. In some areas, water entitlements
currently exceed the available water supply yet few proposals for regulating quantities …

The catchment of the Yangtze River in China has a long history of human occupation and
the intensity of human impacts has increased markedly since economic reforms began in the …

At least 2.6 million small, artificial water bodies dot the landscape of the conterminous
United States; most are in the eastern half of the country. These features account for …

Accelerating sea‐level rise and decreasing riverine sediment supply are widely considered
to lead to global losses of deltaic marshes and their valuable ecosystem services. However …

The water discharge and sediment load of rivers are changing substantially under the
impacts of climate change and human activities, becoming a hot issue in hydro …

The hydrological processes and sediment fluxes have been dramatically altered by large
amount of dams' construction as well as reforestation in the Yellow River basin during the …

Long-term changes to the Yellow River delta in China have received considerable attention
not only because of the growing economic importance of the delta region but also because …

Based on data from the Datong hydrological station and 147 meteorological stations, the
influences of climate change and human activities on temporal changes in water discharge …