PN Mollema, M Antonellini - Earth-Science Reviews, 2016 - Elsevier
Abstract The world produces 1.7× 10 8 metric tons of gravel and sand per year (USGS, 2015) creating many gravel pit lakes that change the morphology and drainage pattern of …
The impact of saltwater intrusion on coastal forests and farmland is typically understood as sea-level-driven inundation of a static terrestrial landscape, where ecosystems neither adapt …
Investigating the trends of reference evapotranspiration (ETo) is fundamental importance for water resource management in agriculture, climate variability analysis, and other …
Ground-and surface water chemistry and stable isotope data from the coastal zone near Ravenna (Italy) have been examined to determine the geochemical conditions and …
In deltaic areas, riverine and coastal waters interact; hence, these highly dynamic environments are particularly sensitive to climate change. This adds to existing …
J Galliari, L Santucci, L Misseri, E Carol… - Science of the Total …, 2021 - Elsevier
Abstract The Argentine Atlantic coast constitutes an extensive area where numerous wetlands develop under humid, semi-arid and arid conditions, in which there are also …
BMS Giambastiani, A Kidanemariam, A Dagnew… - Water, 2021 - mdpi.com
The coastal aquifers of the Mediterranean region are highly susceptible to seawater intrusion due to a combination of challenges such as land subsidence, high aquifer …
The joint effect of changes in climate and land use on the future availability of water resources was assessed under the SRES A1B and A2 climate scenarios as well as five land …
The coastal aquifer salinization is an urgent problem caused by groundwater resources overexploitation and climate change. This phenomenon is enhanced in areas lying below …