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Sedimentary Environment in Pakistan: A Critical Review Next Article in Journal Numerical …

Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage, among other negative-emission technologies, is
required for China to achieve carbon neutrality—yet it may hinder land-based Sustainable …

Natural vegetation plays a vital role in ecosystem services, while anthropogenic land-use
change causes extensive damage to natural vegetation, decreasing ecosystem services …

We develop a new large-scale hydrological and water resources model, the Community
Water Model (CWatM), which can simulate hydrology both globally and regionally at …

Livestock production poses a threat to water quality worldwide. A better understanding of the
contribution of individual livestock species to nitrogen (N) pollution in rivers is essential to …

Natural vegetation is important for ecosystem services (ESs) provision, but is decreasing
rapidly due to human-driven land use change, especially rapid expansion of commercial …

Basin eco-compensation (BEC) helps balance development opportunities and ecological
protection. With rising demand for water and severe ecological problems driven by rapid …

Fast socio‐economic development in agriculture and urbanization resulted in increasing
nutrient export by rivers, causing coastal eutrophication in China. In addition, climate change …

As the association of denitrification with global warming and nitrogen removal from
ecosystems has gained attention in recent decades, numerous studies have examined …

Agriculture contributes considerably to nitrogen (N) inputs to the world's rivers. In this study,
we aim to improve our understanding of the contribution of different crops to N inputs to …