Soil column experiments in both the saturated and unsaturated regimes are widely used for
applied and theoretical studies in such diverse fields as transport model evaluation, fate and …

The increasing use of Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS) for stormwater
management raises some concerns about the fate of ubiquitous runoff micropollutants in …

Although column experiments are frequently used to investigate the transport of organic
micropollutants, little guidance is available on what they can be used for, how they should …

Soil column experiments in both saturated and unsaturated conditions are widely used for
practical and theoretical research in a variety of domains, including the assessment of …

This paper describes the application of the Italian chabazite-rich tuff of Sorano (Grosseto) as
a soil conditioner and slow nutrient fertilizer to a silty-clay soil and a sandy soil. The study …

Preferential flow is a widespread phenomenon that is known to strongly affect solute
transport in soil, but our understanding and knowledge is still poor of the site factors and soil …

A major contaminant transport process in soils is hydrodynamic dispersion by affecting the
spreading and arrival of surface-applied pollutants at underlying groundwater reservoirs …

Predicting the solute dispersivity in porous media is complicated by the known scale
dependency of dispersion processes. In this study, we combined three complementary …

The accurate estimation of soil dispersivity (α) is required for characterizing the transport of
contaminants in soil. The in situ measurement of α is costly and time-consuming. Hence, in …

Abstract Knowledge of sorption and transport of heavy metals in soils in the presence of
other metals is crucial for assessing the environmental risk of these metals. Competitive …