An essential aspect of eutrophication studies is to trace the ultimate origin of phosphate ions
(P-PO 4) associated with the solid phase of river sediments, as certain processes can make …

Abstract Nature-Based Solutions (NBSs) are implemented worldwide to mitigate the impact
of industrial agriculture on sediment and nutrient losses; however, their effectiveness …

Phosphorus (P) plays a strategic role in agricultural production as well as in the occurrence
of freshwater and marine eutrophication episodes throughout the world. Moreover, the …

Because of the spatial nature of groundwater-related data and their time component,
effective groundwater management requires the application of methods pertaining to the …

This study examined the effect of harvest time (from May to September) and dry matter
partitioning on biomethane potential and methane yield per unit area of Phragmites australis …

Nitrogen-nitrate, while being fundamental for crop production, is of particular concern in the
agricultural sector, as it can easily leach to the water table, worsening groundwater quality …

Most of the published studies on pharmaceutical products (PhPs) focus on their occurrence
in the influent/effluent at wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) in urban areas with high …

Precipitation patterns, water flow direction, and local land-use practices affect surface water
(SW) and shallow groundwater (SGW) nutrient concentrations in riparian wetlands. Given …

Surface water in streams and rivers is a valuable resource and pollution events, if not
tackled in time, may have dramatic impacts on aquatic ecosystems. As such, in order to …

Combining peatland rewetting with biomass cropping (paludiculture) is one strategy to
remove nutrient surpluses from soil/water and stimulate peat-forming vegetation. This …