A holistic conceptual approach to groundwater and natural resources protection, surface
and subsurface biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services in karst terrains is …

Drought is a highly destructive natural hazard with wide-ranging impacts on water security,
agriculture, energy, and human health. Unlike most natural hazards, droughts can develop …

Understanding where nitrate is mobilized from and under what conditions is required to
reduce nitrate loss and protect water quality. Low frequency sampling may inadequately …

Long‐range water planning is complicated by factors that are rapidly changing in the 21st
century, including climate, population, and water use. Here, we analyze climate factors and …

Many karst regions are undergoing rapid population growth and expansion of urban land
accompanied by increases in wastewater generation and changing patterns of nitrate (NO …

Groundwater is a life-sustaining resource that supplies water to 2 billion people worldwide
and is critical for agriculture. Despite the importance of groundwater, understanding of …

The quality of near-surface groundwater reservoirs is controlled, but also threatened, by
manifold surface–subsurface interactions. Vulnerability studies typically evaluate the …

Geochemical and isotopic tracers (δ 18 O, δ 2 H, 87 Sr/86 Sr and δ 13 C TDIC) were used to
constrain origins and chemical evolution of groundwater in a Mediterranean karst system …

Understanding nitrate dynamics in groundwater systems as a function of climatic conditions,
especially during contrasting patterns of drought and wet cycles, is limited by a lack of …

The conduit system of mature karstified carbonate aquifers is typically characterised by a
high hydraulic conductivity and does not impose a major flow constriction on catchment …