Water, Volume 18, Issue 1

This study investigates the permeability evolution in floor fault damage zones under stress–seepage–damage coupling, with a focus on water inrush risks caused by confined water upward conduction during deep mining. A stochastic fracture g...

Understanding the spatiotemporal evolution of soil salinization is essential for elucidating its driving mechanisms and supporting sustainable land and water management in arid regions. In this study, the Alar Reclamation Area in Xinjiang, a typical...

With increasing contamination in aquatic ecosystems, effective monitoring is crucial to preserve biodiversity and protect public health. This study quantified bioindicators (red swamp crayfish (Pcla), Genji-firefly (Lcr2), Ayu fish (Paa), and caddisf...

This study develops a conjunctive-use framework that couples a surface water allocation model with the MODFLOW groundwater model to evaluate the interactions between surface water operations and groundwater recharge and pumping. The framework enables...

Hazard impacts are increasing in complexity as the world population grows. No universal strategies are available to minimize or eliminate the impacts of all scenarios. In this paper, a priority scenario-based strategy methodology is proposed using a...

In the context of micro-polluted water sources, the performance decline of filtration units is a major challenge for the operational management of water supply plants. Therefore, it is necessary to systematically analyze the mechanism underlying the...

This paper takes a fully caving face in a coal mine in western China as an example and analyzes several water-inrush cases in the roof-bed separation of the first mining face. Various causes and characteristics of water inrush in bed separation are a...

This study takes the source region of the Yellow River from 2000 to 2024 as the research area, and integrates multi-source remote sensing, long-term meteorological observation, and land use data from 2000 to 2024. Using GIS spatial analysis, the stan...

To elucidate the driving factors and regulatory mechanisms of epilithic algal communities in subtropical rural rivers, we investigated the water physicochemical parameters, sediment characteristics, phytoplankton, macroinvertebrates, and epilithic al...

Antibiotics are persistent organic pollutants that pose a serious problem for water resources, ultimately having a detrimental effect on human and animal health. The most important aspect of controlling and preventing the spread of antibiotics and th...