Abstract Changes in climate intensity and frequency, including extreme events, heavy and
intense rainfall, have the greatest impact on water resource management and flood risk …

More than half of surface water bodies in Europe are at less than good ecological status
according to Water Framework Directive assessments, and diffuse pollution from agriculture …

Predictions of river flow dynamics provide vital information for many aspects of water
management including water resource planning, climate adaptation, and flood and drought …

We assess changes in the seasonal mean and annual low flows (Q95) for 37 catchments
across the Republic of Ireland. Two hydrological models (SMART and GR4J) are trained …

Increasing pressures on water quality due to intensification of agriculture have raised
demands for environmental modeling to accurately simulate the movement of diffuse …

The environmental fate of microplastics (MPs) added to agricultural soils remains poorly
understood, particularly regarding their mobility in soils. Here we investigate the potential for …

The world's soils store vast amounts (≈ 2,500 GT) of Carbon which acts as a vital sink to
counterbalance the effects of increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide. There have been …

In 2014 temperate zone emission factor revisions were published in the IPCC Wetlands
Supplement. Default values for direct CO 2 emissions of artificially drained organic soils …

A model for predicting the sources of nutrient loads (phosphorus and nitrogen) to water has
been developed to support Water Framework Directive (WFD) implementation. The Source …

In many areas of the globe, the installation of artificial drains on naturally poorly drained
soils is a necessary part of farm management. Identifying the location of artificially drained …