The environmental consequences of agriculture are of growing concern. One example of
these consequences is the effect of agricultural pollutants on the Great Barrier Reef (GBR), a …

The HYPE model is a hydrological model for small-scale and large-scale assessments of
water resources and water quality, developed at the Swedish Meteorological and …

Land‐use changes have degraded ecosystems worldwide. A particular concern for
freshwater biodiversity and ecosystem function are stressors introduced by intensified …

There is an increasing pressure for development of integrated water quality models that
effectively couple catchment and in‐stream biogeochemical processes. This need stems …

Lake Maggiore has reached a stable oligotrophic status after a recovery process from
mesotrophy that began in the early 1980s. However, the most recent phytoplankton and …

Managing river quality is important for sustainable catchment development. In this study, we
present how catchment management strategies benefit from a coordinated implementation …

A model network comprising climate models, a hydrological model, a catchment-scale
model for phosphorus biogeochemistry, and a lake thermodynamics and plankton dynamics …

Abstract Critical Zone Science extends the definition of soils beyond the traditional
pedogenetic processes. The critical zone, as the interface linking the lithosphere, the …

We hypothesised that increasing winter affluence and summer temperatures, anticipated in
southern Europe with climate change, will deteriorate the ecological status of lakes …

This paper presents changes in water and sewage management in the cross-border Oder
River basin in the period since the post-communist political and economic system …