Documenting the location and magnitude of groundwater recharge is critical for
understanding groundwater flow systems. Radioactive tracers, notably 14 C, 3 H, 36 Cl, and …

Shallow lake ecosystems are widely impaired by eutrophication. Lake restoration projects
frequently fail or are only partially successful, reflecting that environmental managers face …

Storm events can drive highly variable behavior in catchment nutrient and water fluxes, yet
short‐term event dynamics are frequently missed by low‐resolution sampling regimes. In …

In this study, we present a first attempt on the use of integrated hydro-chemical and isotopic
technique to trace the sources of groundwater nitrate contamination in the Upper East …

River water quality, particularly in lowland catchments, is a matter of concern to the New
Zealand public. We assessed river water quality and biological state and trends using data …

Anthropogenic activity has greatly enhanced the inputs of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P)
to lakes, causing widespread eutrophication. Algal or cyanobacterial blooms are among the …

Water supply safety of riverbank filtration wells (RBFWs) have attracted a great deal of
attention in recent years as their role in water supply is increasingly valued. In this study, this …

The objective of this study was to combine a catchment model with a one–dimensional lake
water quality model to simulate the trophic state of a eutrophic shallow lake in response to …

Hydrologists have a relatively good understanding of how rainfall variability shapes the
catchment hydrograph, a reflection of the celerity of hydraulic head propagation. Much less …

The presence of arsenic and fluoride in groundwater and their impacts on human health
have been reported in many countries worldwide, but little information is available on As or …