January-2 2026 - 22 articles
Flood factors are key parameters affecting the hydraulic characteristics at a bridge site. Clarifying the development patterns and impacts of flood factors at a bridge site is of great significance for the stability assessment and service safety of b...
The Nile River Basin—shared by eleven countries and supporting over 300 million people—exemplifies the complexity of managing shared waters amid asymmetrical power relations, historical legacies, and competing development priorities. To a...
The Strait of Messina (Central Mediterranean Sea) has always been known for the stranding of marine organisms, especially during the spring. We came across an extraordinary event of mass stranding in April 2025, with 453 specimens of Macroramphosus s...
Urban lakes, as critical components of urban ecosystems, provide essential ecological services but face water quality deterioration due to rapid urbanization and associated land use changes. This study investigated the temporal and spatial characteri...
This study presents a geospatial assessment and modeling of the water–energy–food (WEF) nexus to enrich the sustainable paddy cultivation of the North Central Province (NCP) of Sri Lanka in the Dry Zone. Increasing climatic variability an...
Groundwater constitutes a vital freshwater resource essential for sustaining agricultural productivity, industrial processes, and domestic water supply. Quantifying spatiotemporal dynamics of Groundwater Storage (GWS) across China provides a critical...
As an emerging wastewater treatment technology, the membrane-aerated biofilm reactor (MABR) process is increasingly being coupled with anaerobic anoxic aerobic (AAO) process. However, there is currently a lack of systematic research and clear consens...
Olive mill wastewater (OMW) contains high organic loads and phytotoxic polyphenols. In Tunisia, OMW is often stored in unlined evaporation ponds. This practice creates a risk of soil and groundwater contamination. This study evaluates the environment...
This study compares the streamflow simulation performance of a semi-distributed hydrological model, DWAT (Dynamic Water Resources Assessment Tool), and two conceptual models, PRMS and TANK, across three watersheds in the Republic of Korea representin...
Enhancing blue infrastructure is a critical pathway to strengthening urban water resilience and improving living environments. However, divergent perceptions and demands among multiple stakeholders may lead to misalignment between governance prioriti...
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