Microplastics are continuously released into the terrestrial environment from sources where
they are used and produced. These microplastics accumulate in soils, sediments, and …

Catchment-scale water quality models have become important tools for water quality
management, planning and reporting worldwide. In this review, we synthesise recent …

The presence of microplastics (MPs) in the environment is a problem of growing concern.
While research has focused on MP occurrence and impacts in the marine environment, very …

Although environmental research has recently begun to focus on the ubiquity of
microplastics in terrestrial systems, there is still lack of comprehensive data which describe …

Contamination with plastic debris has been recognized as one of today's major
environmental quality problems. Because most of the sources are land based, concerns are …

Many perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are ubiquitous environmental contaminants. They
have been widely used in production processes and daily-use products or may result from …

The livelihoods of millions of people living in the world's deltas are deeply interconnected
with the sediment dynamics of these deltas. In particular a sustainable supply of fluvial …

Microplastics (MPs) are ubiquitous in agricultural soils, but to what extent and how
environmental factors determine the source and fate of MPs in agricultural soils is not clear …

The effects of climate change and variability on river flows have been widely studied.
However the impacts of such changes on sediment transport have received comparatively …

With widespread, long-term historical use of plastics and the presence of microplastics in a
range of new and existing products, there is rising concern about their potential impacts on …