Chlorinated ethenes (CEs) are legacy contaminants whose chemical footprint is expected to
persist in aquifers around the world for many decades to come. These organohalides have …

At contaminated sites, knowledge about geology and hydraulic properties of the subsurface
and extent of the contamination is needed for assessing the risk and for designing potential …

The objectives of this study were (i) to evaluate the quality of the Ouro River, a tropical
Brazilian river, assessing the concentration of the metals in surface waters, sediments, and …

Quantitative knowledge of contaminant mass discharge is useful when assessing the risk
posed to streams by point sources. However, due to a multi-directional flow field at the …

Traditionally, the monitoring of streams for chemical and ecological status has been limited
to surface water concentrations, where the dominant focus has been on general water …

The streambed point velocity probe (SBPVP) measures in situ groundwater velocities at the
groundwater-surface water interface without reliance on hydraulic conductivity, porosity, or …

Groundwater discharge into streams influences the biodiversity and health of groundwater-
dependent stream ecosystems. These localized upwelling zones may act as biodiversity …

Freshwaters are among the most endangered ecosystems worldwide, due predominantly to
excessive anthropogenic practices compromising the future provisioning of ecosystem …

A comparison of tools for measuring discharge rates in a sandy streambed was conducted
along a transect near the north bank of the Grindsted Å (stream), Denmark. Four tools were …

Groundwater discharge to streams depends on stream morphology and groundwater flow
direction, but are not always well understood. Here a 3-D groundwater flow model is …