Landscape changes resulting from anthropogenic activities and climate changes severely
impact surface water quality. A global perspective on understanding their relationship is a …

Negotiated solutions among contrasting land use interests in the nexus of water, energy,
food and ecosystems require cooperation between actors with different viewpoints and …

Water is the basis of life for living creatures and is used for various purposes, especially in
agriculture, industry, municipal services, and energy production. Assessing water quality in …

The constricted visible light harvesting and undesirable rapid recombination of
photogenerated e-and h+ set enormously hinder the activity of the photocatalysts. In this …

Land use/land cover (LULC) can have significant impacts on water quality and the health of
aquatic ecosystems. Consequently, understanding and quantifying the nature of these …

Groundwater and surface water are inseparably linked, thus the understanding of their
interactions is indispensable toward developing effective conjunctive water resource …

Wetlands are among the most productive natural ecosystems globally, providing crucial
ecosystem services to people. Regrettably, a substantial 64%–71% of wetlands have been …

The driving effects of landscape metrics on water quality have been acknowledged widely,
however, the guiding significance of human activity intensity and landscape metrics based …

Land use significantly affects the function of waterbodies in landscape. Although there have
been numerous studies on the influence of the catchment area on the trophic and ecological …

In recent decades, there has been unprecedented development of hydropower in China,
especially in the Yangtze River Basin, which has changed the hydrological and hydraulic …