Excessively high levels of nitrate in groundwater constitute an increasing threat to human
health and environment, which is raising wide-spread concerns at the global scale. Although …

Agricultural nonpoint source (NPS) pollution leads to water quality degradation. While
agriculture is faced with the challenge of feeding a growing population in a changing …

The impacts of urbanization on water quality, hydrology, society, and the environment can
be minimized through low impact development (LID) practices in urban areas. This study …

Miyun Reservoir plays a vital role as a source of drinking water for Beijing, however it
grapples with nitrogen contamination issues that have been poorly understood in terms of …

Decision-makers in urban water systems have long searched for robust runoff management
alternatives that can resist deviations from the performance for which they were designed. In …

In urban water management, the green infrastructures and grey infrastructures are
complementary in function, effectively alleviating urban flooding and non-point source …

China's farmland landscape fragmentation follows a distinct evolutionary tendency along the
spatial gradient “central urban areas→ urban–rural transitional areas→ rural areas” …

Although physical models at present have made important achievements in the assessment
of non-point source pollution (NPSP), the requirement for large volumes of data and their …

This work first studies the effects of several Low Impact development methods on urban
flood control. The Analytic Hierarchy Process-Preference Ranking Organization Method for …

Agricultural non-point source pollution (ANPSP) poses a severe threat to ecological
environments, especially in China's major grain-producing regions. Despite the increasing …