Climate change refers to long-term alterations in climate patterns across various regions of
the world. As per the data availability and explanations given by different researchers …

Nutrient offsetting allows nutrient point source polluters to pay for diffuse source nutrient
reductions, or improvements in nutrient load reductions from alternative point sources …

Wetlands strongly interact with groundwater and surface water, influencing catchment
hydrology and altering water quality. Meanwhile, catchment-scale models are typically …

Context Gully erosion is a significant socioeconomic and environmental issue that affects
agricultural productivity, infrastructure, and water quality of receiving waters. Despite a …

The flows of water into and out of wetlands are primary determinants of their ecological
condition, habitat suitability and potential for removing pollutants. However, comprehensive …

Treatment wetlands can reduce nitrogen (N) pollution in waterways. However, the shortage
of information on their cost-effectiveness has resulted in their relatively slow uptake in …

This study of a multi-component 2.5 ha constructed wetland system near Mackay, north
Queensland was established to determine the efficacy of these types of wetlands for …

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data in this publication. Notwithstanding, the Hub, their employees and advisors disclaim all …

Excess nitrogen in storm runoff in agricultural regions contributes to poor water quality in
coastal and marine environments, including the Great Barrier Reef. Constructed wetlands …

On the 11th June 2020, our community mourned the passing of Professor Jon Edward
Brodie. Jon was a highly regarded water quality scientist who worked for over 40 years …