Agriculture is responsible for large scale water quality degradation and is estimated to
contribute around 55% of the nitrogen entering the European Seas. The key policy …

It was July 10 in 1648 when Pope Innocent X approved the construction of the 'Four-Rivers-
Fountain'at the Piazza Navona, probably the most beautiful square in Rome. He asked the …

Long‐term dynamics of phytoplankton have been addressed in marine and lake systems,
but rarely in rivers. Large rivers, however, are highly human‐impacted, whereas global …

Rivers are important for drinking water supply worldwide. However, they are often impacted
by pathogen discharges via wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) and combined sewer …

Abstract The Danube River–Danube Delta–Black Sea (DBS) region has witnessed major
political, social and economic changes during the past three decades, which have …

Within the framework of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) the nutrient and
heavy metal levels within the Kharaa river basin were investigated. By the application of the …

Nutrient emission dropped significantly during the last two decades in the Danube Basin. To
assess the effect of reduced nutrient loads on the trophic status of running waters, this …

The aim of this study was to investigate and compare the flora and vegetation of three well‐
preserved hardwood floodplain forest areas along the river Danube and to discuss whether …

Sustainable river basin management depends on knowledge, skills and education. The
DANCERS project set out to identify feasible options for achieving education for sustainable …

Background Understanding the response of nitrogen fluxes to changes in land use and
agricultural practices is crucial for improving the instream water quality prediction. In central …