Controlling non-point source pollution is often difficult and costly. Therefore, focusing on
areas that contribute the most, so-called critical source areas (CSAs), can have economic …

Excessive use of mineral fertilizers and inappropriate tillage operations are two main drivers
of land degradation. The European Green Deal (EUGD) aims to restore the natural functions …

Tile drainage systems are extensively implemented across the Laurentian Great Lakes
Basin (GLB) to enhance agricultural productivity on poorly drained soils. However, these …

A comprehensive understanding of nutrient transport patterns and clarification of pollutant
sources' load contributions are critical prerequisites for develo** scientific pollution control …

Reducing harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie, situated between the United States and
Canada, requires implementing best management practices to decrease nutrient loading …

The need for effective water quality models to help guide management and policy, and
extend monitoring information, is at the forefront of recent discussions related to watershed …

Assessing the relative contribution of Land Use and Cover Changes (LUCC) and climate
changes on runoff still represents a great challenge for water resources management. This …

Identifying priority management areas (PMAs) through assessing integrated eco-
environmental risk (IER) of watersheds is vital for efficient integrated watershed …

This study presents a new method to incorporate the No Net Loss (NNL) principle within
corporate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) frameworks. This principle aims to …

Hydrological models are useful to support ecosystem services restoration. However, when
planning the expansion of Nature-based Solutions and Payments for Ecosystem Services …