Quantifying P losses to surface waters at different scales and partitioning of the loads into P
losses from point sources and diffuse sources are significant future challenges for river basin …

Water, food and energy are at the core of human needs and there is a boundless complex
cycle among these three basic human needs. Ecosystems are in the center of this nexus …

During the last decades human activity has altered the natural cycle of nitrogen and
phosphorus on a global scale, producing significant emissions to waters. In E urope, the …

Human activities are responsible for consistent N r export to the environment (Vitousek et al.,
1997; Schlesinger, 2009; Erisman et al., 2011, Chapter 2 this volume). The enrichment of …

MONERIS is a semi‐empirical, conceptual model, which has gained international
acceptance as a robust meso‐to macro scale model for nutrient emissions. MONERIS is …

An enhanced transport-based management approach is presented, which is able to support
cost-effective water quality management with respect to diffuse phosphorus pollution …

The paper proposed herewith aims to give an overview on the pollution along the Danube
River. Water quality in Danube River basin (DRB) is under a great pressure due to the …

The aim of this study was to investigate and compare the flora and vegetation of three well‐
preserved hardwood floodplain forest areas along the river Danube and to discuss whether …

The long-term average, distributed parameter PhosFate model was applied for erosion hot
spot identification in unmonitored Mediterranean catchments. Based on experiences of …

This paper provides a generic overview of a source-apportionment for phosphorus (P) in
surface waters of 18 European countries by showing the relative significance of each source …