Soil quality indexes (SQIs) are tools that can help farmers and decision-makers to adopt
management protocols that preserve or even improve soil characteristics. In this context, this …

Nature-Based solutions (NBS) are the measures supported by natural processes that can
adapt to changing climates and generate diverse social, economic, and environmental …

The aim of this research was to simulate the future water balance of the Silwani watershed,
Jharkhand, India, under the combined effect of land use and climate change based on the …

Background The freshwater microbiome regulates aquatic ecological functionality, nutrient
cycling, pathogenicity, and has the capacity to dissipate and regulate pollutants. Agricultural …

Global climate change and agricultural disturbance often drive freshwater biodiversity
changes at the regional level, particularly in the Midwestern US. Agricultural conservation …

Since the second half of the 20th century, when monitoring programmes were implemented
as a measure to improve the water quality of rivers, numerous advantages have been …

The rate of soil erosion from agricultural fields is driven by climate erosivity and by soil
erodibility or resistance, commonly represented through the interrill (K i) and rill erodibility (K …

Agricultural practices significantly influence microbial diversity and the distribution of
virulence and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) genes, with implications for ecosystem health …

Maintaining a resilient and sustainable agro-production system is replete with challenges,
because management practices designed to enhance productivity can overlook the range of …

Globally, freshwater environments are imperilled, with freshwater vertebrate species
declining at twice the rate of marine and terrestrial populations. Non‐marine elasmobranchs …