Because of the serious effects of pollution on water supply much closer attention has been
paid to water quality than to other aspects of river integrity. However, channel form and water …

This article reviews methodologies, types, and political implications of water conflicts from a
political ecology perspective. The political ecology of water studies the conflicts on water …

This chapter takes sustainable development as the starting point and focus for analysis. It
considers the broad and multifaceted bi-directional interplay between sustainable …

The impact of large dams is a popular topic in environmental science, but the importance of
altered water quality as a driver of ecological impacts is often missing from such discussions …

Spanning over 3000 km in length and with a catchment of approximately 1.4 million km 2,
the Zambezi River is the fourth largest river in Africa and the largest flowing into the Indian …

Damming creates biogeochemical hotspots along rivers that modify the riverine flow of
nutrients, including nitrogen (N). Here, we quantify the impact of dams on global riverine N …

Background Diatoms are of great significance to primary productivity in oceans, yet little is
known about their biogeographic distribution in oligotrophic rivers. Results With the help of …

The magnitude, spatiotemporal patterns, and controls of carbon flux from land to the ocean
remain uncertain. Here we applied a process‐based land model with explicit representation …

Due to increasing algae bloom occurrence and water degradation on a global scale, there is
a demand for water quality monitoring systems based on remote sensing imagery. This …

Large rivers transport considerable amounts of terrestrial dissolved organic matter (DOM) to
the ocean. However, downstream gradients and temporal variability in DOM fluxes and …