Flooding is one of the most devastating and deadly natural disasters. Every year, millions of
people are affected by flooding worldwide, with massive economic losses that average …

Low impact development (LID) is a land development approach that seeks to mimic a site's
pre-development hydrology. This study is a case study that assessed flood reduction …

Abstract In Eastern Canada, groundwater is the main water supply for most of the rural
regions and in many large urban communities. An understanding of the impacts of climate …

Land use change and climate variability are two key factors impacting watershed hydrology,
which is strongly related to the availability of water resources and the sustainability of local …

Flood is among the deadliest disasters in India, and the frequency of floods and extreme
precipitation events is projected to increase under the warming climate. The frequency of …

Land use and land cover change (LUCC) can alter land surface-atmosphere interactions in
the exchange of energy fluxes, with additional consequences on temperature …

The adverse impacts of urbanization and climate change on hydrology and water quality can
be mitigated by applying green infrastructure practices. In this study, the impacts of land use …

Climate change may pose profound implications for hydrologic processes in Indian sub-
continental river basins. Using downscaled and bias corrected future climate projections and …

Forests act as 'pumps' through their evapotranspiration (E tot) and as 'sponges' by
enhancing soil infiltration capacity and moisture retention. Tropical deforestation and poor …

Climate and land-use change affect the hydrologic cycle by altering the hydrological
responses including streamflow (SF), surface runoff (SR), base-flow (BF), and …