Nutrient loadings of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) to aquatic environments are of
increasing concern globally for managing ecosystems, drinking water supply and food …

Hydrological observatories bear a lot of resemblance to the more traditional research
catchment concept, but tend to differ in providing more long-term facilities that transcend the …

We developed for the first time a catchment model simulating simultaneously the nutrient
land-sea fluxes from all 105 major watersheds within the Baltic Sea drainage area. A …

Agricultural management practices are among the major drivers of agricultural nitrogen (N)
loss. Legislation and management incentives for measures to mitigate N loss should …

Rivers export increasing amounts of dissolved inorganic (DIN, DIP) and organic (DON, DOP)
nitrogen and phosphorus to the Black Sea causing coastal eutrophication. The aim of this …

Nutrients in river systems originate from multiple emission sources, follow various pathways,
and are subject to processes of conversion and fate. One approach to tackle this complexity …

The Lower Danube River System (LDRS), extends 840 km between the Black Sea and the
Iron Gate II reservoir and, together with its associated floodplains and inner and coastal …

A GIS-based approach was used to estimate groundwater residence time distributions for
two Austrian case study regions (Wulka and Ybbs catchment) using groundwater elevation …

Over the last decade of education for sustainable development (2004–2014), there has
been strong emphasis on gaining direct experience in solving the current problems …