Water quality and quantity decline due to anthropogenic factors and climate change,
affecting 2.3 billion people in water-scarce areas, of whom 733 million reside in Asia, Africa …

Phosphorus (P) is a pivotal element responsible for triggering watershed eutrophication, and
accurate source apportionment is a prerequisite for achieving the targeted prevention and …

Abstracts By integrating soil and water assessment tool (SWAT) modeling and land use and
land cover (LULC) based multi-variable statistical analysis, this study aimed to identify …

The global challenges of water availability and quality are driven by land use and climate
changes, further exacerbated by global warming. Altered Land Use and Land Cover (LULC) …

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

The forest nitrate cycle is a crucial part of the watershed nitrate load but has received limited
attention compared to that of agricultural and residential land. Here, we analyzed the status …

Nutrient and soil loss from agricultural areas impairs surface water quality globally. In the
Great Lakes region, increases in the frequency and magnitude of harmful and nuisance …

Abstract Model parameter calibration is an important step in process-based watershed water
quality modelling. Calibration is commonly performed using readily available water quality …

Rain barrels/cisterns are a type of green infrastructure (GI) practice that can help restore
urban hydrology. Roof runoff captured and stored by rain barrels/cisterns can serve as a …

To advance understanding of the spatiotemporal variability of the streamflow in the Pearl
River Basin (PRB), we used the Soil and Water Assessment Tool model to simulate the …