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- Short-term Response of Soil Respiration to Simulated Rainfall in a Subtropical Savanna
- Hydrated Silica at Mawrth Vallis and Implications for Past Environment
- Plio-Pleistocene Bering Sea - North Pacific Ocean Circulation Dynamics Inferred from Sediment Source Changes at the Meiji Drift, Northwest Pacific Ocean
- Developing an Understanding of Vegetation Change and Fluvial Carbon Fluxes in Semi-Arid Environments
- Spatiotemporal ecohydrological patterns and processes in temperate uplands: linking field observations and model results
- Spectral Properties of Natural and Synthetic Allophanes, Imogolites, Hydrated Silica and Phyllosilicates and Applications to Mars
- A Bayesian geostatistical approach for evaluating the uncertainty of contaminant mass discharges from point sources
- Communicating River Level Data and Information to Stakeholders with Different Interests
- Improving National Capability in Biogeochemical Flux Modelling: the UK Environmental Virtual Observatory (EVOp)
- Uncertainty of mass discharge estimation from contaminated sites at screening level
- Understanding the main uncertainties in hydrological impact ensembles of Regional Climate Models predictions for large catchments in the UK
- Adaptation of soil microbial activity will accelerate the climate change induced release of C from the world's soils
- Agricultural Encroachment: Implications for Carbon Sequestration in Tropical African Wetlands
- Concurrency and climate change signal in Scottish flooding
- Critical evaluation of <SUP>13</SUP>C natural abundance techniques to partition soil-surface CO<SUB>2</SUB> efflux
- Emergent structures and understanding from a comparative uncertainty analysis of the FUSE rainfall-runoff modelling platform for >1,100 catchments
- Linking carbon and nitrogen cycles in the rhizosphere
- Identification of greenhouse gas hot-spots and predicting district-wise GHG Intensities in rice based crop rotations in India using DNDC model
- Sampling Soil CO<SUB>2</SUB> for Isotopic Flux Partitioning: Non Steady State Effects and Methodological Biases
- Tropical Wetlands: Productive but Leaky Systems?
- Changes in the Coupling of C, N and P Cycles During River Transport from Source to Sea.
- Identifying Impacts of Hydropower Regulation on Salmonid Habitats to Guide River Restoration for Existing Schemes and Mitigate Adverse Effects of Future Developments
- How Well do we Measure Precipitation? 'Wind-Induced Undercatch' Revisited
- Spatio-Temporal Effects Of River Regulation On Habitat Suitability For Juvenile Atlantic Salmon: Implications For Ecosystem Functioning.
- How changes of climate extremes affect summer and winter crop yields and water productivity in the southeast USA
- Upscaling Our Approach to Peatland Carbon Sequestration: Remote Sensing as a Tool for Carbon Flux Estimation.
- Citizen Science Evidence from the Past Century Shows that Scottish Rivers are Warming
- Impacts of 1.5<SUP>o</SUP>C global warming on winter wheat production of China
- Integrating an Agent-Based Model for E. coli Behaviour with a Tracer-Aided Hydrological Model to Test a Perceptual Model Linking Catchment Hydrological Functioning to Microbial Water Quality
- Scaling the impact of rhizosphere processes - from imaged pore scale nutrient uptake to full field continuum models
- A New Agent-Based Model for Assessing the Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Sources and Transfer Mechanisms Contributing Faecal Indicator Organisms to Streams
- Urbanization, rural development and environmental health in China
- Using isotopes to understand the evolution of water ages in a complex agricultural catchment
- Old Soils in Sub-Saharan Africa Contain Mostly Young Carbon
- Understanding Water Pollution and its Pathways in the Ramganga River Basin, India Using Multi-Source Datasets