California agriculture will undergo significant transformations over the next few decades in response to climate extremes, environmental regulation and policy encouraging environmental justice, and economic pressures that have long driven agricultural changes. With several local climates suited to a variety of crops, periodically abundant nearby pr...
Published in Frontiers in Environmental Science
Published in Frontiers in Earth Science
Located in Douala V (Cameroon), Makepé Missoké is a lowland area that is influenced by the Tongo Bassa and Ngongué rivers. The site has a closed dumpsite, that operated from the 1975’s to 2003 for the disposal and storage of domestic waste produced in Douala. Geoelectric profiling (ERT) coupled with seismo-electric imaging was used to characterize ...
Published in IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
This article examines the condition of water in rural regions surrounding slaughterhouse industries on the Mathura bypass road in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India. A total of seven villages were chosen for sample collection, with two samples from each village - one from a hand pump and the other from a submersible pump. A total of 14 samples per month...
Published in IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
The Kirkuk Irrigation Project is significant importance as one of Iraq’s foremost irrigation projects. The project now in operation provides irrigation to expansive regions inside the Kirkuk Governorate. The project was initiated in 1975, but remains unfinished in certain sections. Currently, only two phases of the project have been completed: the ...
Published in E3S Web of Conferences
The paper gives a comprehensive review of how human activities influence normal hydrological forms by clarifying the diverse impacts on the accessibility, quality, and conveyance of water. The paper revealed the complex exchange between data and natural morals that are reconfiguring the worldwide water scene through conflicting facts of major cause...
Published in Frontiers in Environmental Science
As legal battles over surface water allocation in Klamath County, Oregon, USA have gained national attention, earning the name “Water Wars,” authorities have been increasingly turning to groundwater to compensate for water shortfalls. This case study aims to identify the nuanced perspectives of household groundwater well users who are affected by g...
Published in Frontiers in Earth Science
Groundwater numerical modeling is a crucial scientific tool for understanding groundwater circulation and supporting regional water resource planning and management. The effectiveness of these models depends largely on the accuracy of hydrogeological parameters within aquifers, which are often spatially heterogeneous and randomly distributed due to...
Published in Frontiers in Environmental Science
Terrestrial production and export of dissolved organic and inorganic carbon (DOC and DIC) to streams depends on water flow and biogeochemical processes in and beneath soils. Yet, understanding of these processes in a rapidly changing climate is limited. Using the watershed-scale reactive-transport model BioRT-HBV and stream data from a snow-dominat...
