Severe soil erosion challenges exist in China as a result of long-term human related
activities and its erosion-prone land forms and climate. Anthropogenic forces that alter the …

An exhaustive overview of heavy metal pollution in Chaohu Lake illustrating enrichment
intensity, temporal and spatial distribution, chemical speciation, and ecological risk under …

As the largest tributary flowing into Chaohu Lake, China, the Hangbu–Fengle River (HFR)
has an important impact on the aquatic environment security of the lake. However, existing …

Abstract The Nanfei River was one of dominant inflowing rivers of the fifth largest freshwater
Chaohu Lake in China, which had been subjected to increasing nutrients and contaminants …

A systematic method, incorporating the statistical RUSLE & SDR model, remote sensing and
GIS, was used to estimate the annual soil loss and to display spatial distribution of potential …

Abstract In Abashiri, Hokkaido, northern Japan, composted sewage sludge (CSS) containing
a large amount of zinc (Zn) and copper (Cu) is used as fertilizer in agriculture. The local …

The safe and just operating space (SJOS) concept provides a promising framework tool to
help guide social-ecosystem management and sustainable global development goals …

Environmental magnetism in combination with machine learning can be used to monitor
heavy metal pollution in sediments. Magnetic parameters and heavy metal concentrations of …

Potentially toxic elements (PTEs) pollution in lake sediments is a serious threat to the
ecological safety of lake water and human health, owing to anthropogenic activities. Studies …

As one of the eight largest freshwater lakes in China, Wuliangsuhai Lake is an extremely
rare large lake with biodiversity and environmental protection functions in one of the world's …