Separating effects of climate change (ΔQ c) and human activity (ΔQ h) on stream discharge
at the watershed scale is needed for developing adaptive measures to climate change …

Rivers in watersheds dominated by agriculture throughout the US are impaired by excess
sediment, a significant portion of which comes from non‐field, near‐channel sources. Both …

Although the hypoxia formation in the Gulf of Mexico is predominantly driven by increased
riverine nitrogen (N) export from the Mississippi-Atchafalaya River basin, it remains unclear …

Most of the plantation impact studies reported in literature normally use either one of the
sensitivity-based approach or a hydrological model with few actually comparing the impact …

The impact of climate change on nearshore coastal water quality and its interaction with
pollution prevention efforts (eg, the development of green and gray water infrastructure) still …

There is a need to evaluate high surface nitrate concentrations across agricultural
watersheds, both spatially and temporally, to increase understanding of source and timing of …

An enhanced understanding of nonpoint source (NPS) nutrient export to the lower Great
Lakes is needed to inform land use and land management decisions within southern …

Abstract Recently, the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) was revised to improve the
partitioning of runoff and tile drainage in poorly drained soils by modifying the algorithm that …

The objective of this study was to evaluate the impact of turbidity, precipitation, land use, and
five-week variation on nutrient levels and atrazine concentrations across Illinois state. To …

The effects of agricultural activities on stream water quality were assessed by nitrogen
analysis, further investigated by gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS) sterol …