The hydrological patterns of all natural water bodies pulse in variable rhythms of high and
low water. The biodiversity of these ecosystems is driven by the changing nature of the …

The environmental management of rivers faces a substantial geographical problem: due to
their elongate shape and their position at the valley bottom, the area that they cover is …

Urbanization and extreme flows are altering stream temperature dynamics, yet our
understanding of the impact of urbanization and extreme flows on stream temperature is …

The transition towards circular and sustainable urban water systems, embracing a water-
wise city approach, results in highly interconnected systems, introducing complexities in …

In the past, mill races were part of the urban structure of many towns in Slovakia. As
regulated and artificially created waterways, they served to drive mills, rollers, or hammers …

An unbelievably small portion of the water available on planet Earth, just 0.00015 per cent of
it, runs in rivers (Garcia-Moreno et al. 2014). And yet, this is the most important water source …

Urban landscapes can drastically alter light regimes through stream burial, and also modify
water temperature patterns, both of which have profound implications for the degradation of …

Redefining the city-river relationship: a look at the Turin area.–The relationship between the
city and the river is being profoundly redefined in the context of the water crisis, in the …

Contesto La Repubblica Socialista del Vietnam nasce dopo un lungo e travagliato processo
di unificazione, iniziato nel nord del paese con la sconfitta della potenza coloniale francese …

Industrial fertilizer production has made important contributions to the ability to feed a
growing population. However, excessive use has led to large amounts of nitrogen being …