Understanding Anthropogenic and Climate Influences on Water Quality and Quantity at the Watershed Scale
A special issue of Water (ISSN 2073-4441). This special issue belongs to the section "Water Quality and Contamination".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2024) | Viewed by 31761
Special Issue Editor
Interests: water quality; water quantity; contaminants; agriculture; climate change; land cover change; hydrology; modeling; environment
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Dear Colleagues,
At the watershed level, water resources are used for various human activities, including agriculture, fishery, domestic supply, industry, recreation, transport, and energy. The multiplicity and magnitude of these anthropogenic water usages cause pressures on existing water resources which are affected qualitatively and quantitatively. At the watershed scale, these anthropogenic pressures are often exacerbated by climate variability and environmental changes. Hence, a thorough understanding of these multifaceted influences on water resources is needed to envision strategies that enhance water resources management and sustain natural ecosystems. This Special Issue of Water will assemble high-quality research and review papers aiming to improve knowledge and practices in water quality and quantity management at the watershed scale. Watershed modeling research papers are welcomed, as well as papers that address climate change, agriculture, land-cover changes, environmental changes, livestock (grazing), urbanization, waste treatments, in relation with water resources quality and quantity.
Dr. Clement D. D. Sohoulande
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- water quality
- water quantity
- contaminants
- agriculture
- climate change
- land cover change
- hydrology
- modeling
- environment
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