Wetland plants transport oxygen to belowground tissues to survive in anoxic sediments, and
simultaneously conduct methane (CH 4) from the sediment to the atmosphere. Although …

Floodplains include unique environments shaped over a long time horizon along rivers and
smaller streams and formed by alluvial sediments. As floodplains are flat, often with highly …

Robust estimates of wetland soil organic carbon (SOC) pools are critical to understanding
wetland carbon dynamics in the global carbon cycle. However, previous estimates were …

Land‐use/land‐cover change (LULCC) often results in degradation of natural wetlands and
affects the dynamics of greenhouse gases (GHGs). However, the magnitude of changes in …

Aim Natural wetlands are widely considered important for mitigation of climate change, but
they have been impacted by land use and land cover change (LULCC), often resulting in …

We report the performance of a field-scale permeable reactive barrier (PRB) for the
biological treatment of nitrate-contaminated groundwater. The reactive material of the PRB …

Common assumptions about how vegetation affects wetland methane (CH4) flux include
acting as conduits for CH4 release, providing carbon substrates for growth and activity of …

Nutrient losses from agricultural areas constitute a major cause for the degradation of
aquatic ecosystems worldwide. In this paper, we use the intensively cultivated country of …

Agriculture is widespread across the EU and has caused considerable impacts on
freshwater ecosystems. To revert the degradation caused to streams and rivers, research …

Riparian buffer systems (RBS) are a common agroforestry practice that involves maintaining
a forested boundary adjacent to water bodies to protect the aquatic ecosystems in …