The global population is increasing rapidly and expected to touch the 9.5 billion mark by
2050 from the current 7.2 billion. The management of the groundwater resources is a …

Quantitative knowledge about the impacts of climate change on the hydrological regime is
essential in order to achieve meaningful insights to address various adverse consequences …

Options for increasing reservoir storage in developed regions are limited and prohibitively
expensive. Projected increases in demand call for new long‐term water storage to help …

In this study, we assess the impacts of future climate and land-use in the Beça River
(northern Portugal) under different scenarios and how this will translate into the conservation …

Summary Within the period 1978–2006, climate change and human interferences produced
noticeable impacts on the hydrology of a small watershed, known as the Beça River basin …

Groundwater (GW) is the main source of domestic water supply in Ethiopia (85%), however,
despite widespread acknowledgement of its potential for resource-based development and …

Groundwater is an important source of water supply and ecosystem resilience. However,
limited information on spatio-temporal dynamics makes a complete assessment of available …

More extreme and prolonged floods and droughts, commonly attributed to global warming,
are affecting the livelihood of major sectors of the world's population in many basins …

Natural and human-induced impacts on water resources across the globe continue to
negatively impact water resources. Characterizing the hydrologic sensitivity to climatic and …

The Water Framework Directive (WFD) establishes a new regulatory framework for the
management of water bodies throughout the European Union. The Directive introduces new …