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In a recent article by David Shultz, published in the Earth and Space Science News magazine on the 11th June, 2019, he discusses a study put forward by Papalexiou and Montanari in the Water Resources Research Journal, which notes that extreme precipitation is expected to increase due to global warming. Please see the link below for further details.
Source: Extreme Precipitation Expected to Increase with Warming Planet
A recent post by Sarah Stanley, published in the EOS Earth, Space and Science News magazine online, highlights a research article from the Water Resources Research Journal, which focuses on the influence of turbulence on the exchange of nutrients within gravel streambeds.
One can click on the link below to get further details on the research article by Roche et al.
Source: A Closer Look at Turbulent Transport in Gravel Streambeds
In the article below, Emily Underwood, discusses research by Apurv et al, published in the Water Resource Research journal, which looks at the various types of droughts, as well as, how different annual rainfall patterns impacted on one’s water usage, which may point to possible strategies for making resources last longer.
Source: How Drought Plays Out
In celebration of World Water Day 2017, John Wiley and Sons has made available wastewater related articles due to this year’s theme being “wastewater”.
As such persons can view articles online and download PDFs, from relevant journals such as Water Resources Research, Journal of the American Water Resources Association, as well as, Water and Environment Journal, from March 22 – 28 2017.
I do hope you find some interesting articles to celebrate World Water Day 2017. Enjoy 🙂
On the request of management, several journal subscriptions, have been submitted so that their subscriptions would be renewed. Quotations have already been sourced from the publishers and submitted for approval, and we are currently awaiting news on whether they would be purchased.
Let’s keep our fingers crossed. 🙂
These journals include:
