Abstract Critical Zone Observatories (CZOs) have been established initially in natural
environments to monitor CZ processes. A new generation of CZOs has been extended to …

Soil erosion is a key issue in Europe, and strategies to protect soil need to be developed.
Hence, eroding soils or those at risk of erosion need to be identified. Much model‐derived …

Soil aggregate stability (AS) reflects a soil's resistance to external erosive forces and is an
indicator that varies with changing elementary soil properties across space and time …

Soil erosion supplies large quantities of sediments to rivers of Southeastern Asia. It reduces
soil fertility of agro-ecosystems located on hillslopes, and it degrades, downstream, water …

Investigations into the spatial dynamics of soil aggregate stability (AS) are urgently needed
to better target areas that have undergone soil degradation. However, due to the lack of …

Soil erosion leads to important environmental problems (eg muddy floods, reservoir
sedimentation) in cultivated areas of the European loess belt. This study aimed to determine …

In many cultivated areas of the loess belt in Northern Europe, loamy soils are particularly
sensitive to runoff and erosion. Those processes may not be continuous within a catchment …

Over the last decades, the off-site damages caused by muddy floods have been of growing
concern throughout much of Western Europe, and particularly in Wallonia (Belgium). A …

Large quantities of radiocesium were deposited across a 3000 km 2 area northwest of the
Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant after the March 2011 accident. Although many …

Pesticides stored at or close to the soil surface after field application can be mobilized and
transported off the field when surface runoff occurs. The objective of our study was to …