Core Ideas IML‐CZO is structured to study system responses through event‐based
monitoring. Management legacy has shaped critical zone processes. Management and …

The role of dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) in the eutrophication of surface water and the
potential risk to drinking water safety as a precursor of disinfection by-products is gradually …

Effective management of nonpoint source (NPS) pollutants requires an understanding of
their potential surface runoff and baseflow pathways. In this study, an integrated method was …

Analysis and assessment of the functioning of ecohydrological interfaces requires the ability
to extract samples of water or sediment to characterize the interface properties and transport …

After a landfill leaks, pollutants gradually accumulate in the strata surrounding the landfill to
form a pollution source area, which provides a continuous stream of pollutants to the …

Baseflow is an essential component of total surface runoff that is widely considered one of
the most influential factors regarding water quality via nonpoint source (NPS) pollution …

Storm events are the primary mechanisms of delivering fluvial organic carbon (OC) in both
dissolved (DOC) and particulate (POC) forms but their sources and flow pathways can vary …

Effective water-quality management requires full understanding of the nonpoint source
(NPS) pollutant pathways. However, the spatial scaling effect has become one key barrier …

Landfill is an important means of municipal solid waste treatment. Previous studies have
shown that the combination of “cut-off wall and pumping well” technology is an effective …

Regional groundwater phosphorus (P) concentrations are rarely reported, and it is important
to develop a better understanding of background concentrations in shallow groundwater to …