Abstract Microplastics (MPs) and nanoplastic (NPs) pollution is a global concern due to the
massive use of plastic products. Although there have been many studies on the treatments …

Agricultural ponds have some of the highest methane emissions per area among freshwater
systems, and these anthropogenic emissions should be included in national greenhouse …

Artificial water bodies in agricultural landscapes (hereafter 'farm dams') are established
primarily to support livestock and crop production but also provide habitats for a wide range …

Agricultural ponds are a significant source of greenhouse gases, contributing to the ongoing
challenge of anthropogenic climate change. Nations are encouraged to account for these …

Farm dams, also known as 'agricultural ponds', are ubiquitous features of agricultural
landscapes globally. Those accessed by livestock have high methane (CH 4) emissions per …

With the impact and cost of continued river degradation and climate change-induced
extreme rainfall and floods, there is growing urgency to achieve and maintain good river …

Agricultural practices have created tens of millions of small artificial water bodies (“farm
dams” or “agricultural ponds”) to provide water for domestic livestock worldwide. Among …

Habitat loss is a key factor in the ongoing freshwater biodiversity crisis. A promising way to
help tackle the rapid decline in freshwater biodiversity is to improve the potential for artificial …

The growing population, the transition dietary towards animal-based products, and the
preference for the brand of grass-feeding livestock are bringing increasing pressure on …

Water quality can be improved by fencing off streams from livestock. However, the remedial
effect of fencing can fail as livestock trample near stream areas. Water samples were taken …