Water, Volume 17, Issue 2

This paper takes the implementation of the River Chief System (RCS) as a case study representing government-led environmental governance policies. Based on the sample of 11,654 observations of Chinese A-share-listed companies spanning the years 2009...

The Nash–Sutcliffe efficiency remains the best metric for measuring the appropriateness of a model and reflects a culture developed in hydrology to test models against reality before using them. This metric is not without problems, and alternat...

Underground reservoir technology in coal mines enables the effective storage and utilization of water resources disturbed by mining activities. Owing to the effects of mining operations and water extraction/injection activities, the water head in und...

The Xiangjiaba and Xiluodu reservoirs, as important components of the large cascade reservoirs in the lower Jinsha River, and the interactive changes in sediment trapping amounts, the differences in sedimentation dynamics, and the potential mutual in...

Mn2+ is a prevalent contaminant in groundwater. In this study, manganese oxides (MnOx) were prepared via a redox method to remove Mn2+ from water. The effects of the drying operation in the preparation process, including heat drying at 20–120 &...

Growing population, industrialisation, and demand for resources put pressure on the delicate balance of the planet’s ecosystems. From alternative sources of energy, healthier foods, cleaner water, and an overall more sustainable economy, the in...

The general unit hydrograph (GUH), recently established by Guo, represents the most advanced hydrograph model today, but how to implement it with hydrologic data is another story. In this work, an effective initial value-based method for estimating t...

As coal seams are mined at greater depths, the threat of high water pressure from the confined aquifer in the floor that mining operations face has become increasingly prominent. Taking the Madaotou mine field in the Datong Coalfield as the research...

Steep slopes, characterized by their high gradient and limited soil and water resources, pose significant challenges to plant colonization. Consequently, the ecological restoration of steep slopes is one of the major challenges in the field of mine s...

Foundation pit dewatering will impact the surrounding underground environment. To mitigate the adverse effects on adjacent underground structures, groundwater recharge is commonly utilized to control groundwater drawdown outside the pit. However, und...