Water resources in the Chia lagoon in Malawi experience a possible threat to sustainability.
Communities are seeking alternatives to improve water quality in the lagoon. This study …

The concept of sustainability involves the integration of economic, environmental, and social
aspects and this also applies in the field of wastewater treatment. Economic feasibility …

Lake Malombe is ranked among the most vulnerable inland freshwater shallow lakes in
Malawi. The lake has lost over US $79.83 million ecosystem service values from 1999 to …

Urban rivers contribute to our social well-being. However, they are some times overlooked
and not appreciated by decision makers, who wrongly consider them as an economic …

Freshwater wetlands provide crucial ecosystem services, though are subject to
anthropogenic/natural stressors that provoke negative impacts on these ecosystems …

Abstract The Jordan River is among the world's most famous and culturally and historically
significant waterways. The lower stretch of the river, however, has been a victim of …

Improving groundwater quality is expected to yield direct use benefits to society (eg clean
and safe drinking water) and groundwater dependent ecosystems. Ten years after the …

Using the Great Barrier Reef as a case study area, the authors investigate visitors'
willingness to pay (WTP) to improve water clarity (WC). They also explore the extent to which …

Tourism related to bathing has a growing economic importance in the Guadiana Estuary in
southern Spain and Portugal. Polls of local public opinion showed an awareness of potential …

The Han River Estuary (HRE), Yellow Sea, forms part of the border between South Korea
and North Korea, and these two countries are militarily hostile. Since the HRE has quite …