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Losses of ammonia and nitrate from agriculture and their effect on nitrogen r...
Historical trends and levels of nitrogen (N) budgets and emissions to air and water in the European Union and the United States are markedly different. Agro-environmental policy... -
A new look at the Flood Pulse Concept : The (ir)relevance of the moving litto...
The Flood Pulse Concept links the hydraulic river flood pulse to floodplain nutrient status. The edge of inundation, referred to as the moving littoral, causes wetting and... -
Planning and establishment principles for constructed wetlands and riparian b...
In a great number of scientific articles on water quality improvement using constructed wetlands (CW) and riparian buffers zones (RBZ) at catchment scale, contradictory results... -
Impact of water drawdown and rewetting on sediment nutrient-dynamics in a con...
In densely populated delta regions, many freshwater shallow lakes constructed on top of marine deposits and their water tables are maintained at a fixed level. Reintroducing... -
Floodplain plant productivity is better predicted by particulate nutrients th...
When rivers flood, nutrients exchange between the river and the floodplain, enhancing floodplain vegetation productivity, as described by the flood pulse concept. However, river... -
Sustainable woodland management and livelihood options in a charcoal producin...
Woodland resources provide livelihoods for millions of people in Africa. Concerns about the impact of human utilization of woodlands have led to vigorous debates on woodland... -
Evaluation of a horizontal permeable reactive barrier for preventing upward d...
Permeable reactive barriers are commonly used to treat contaminant plumes in the saturated zone. However, no known applications of horizontal permeable reactive barriers (HPRBs)...
