Water Systems and Global Change
The Water Systems and Global Change (WSG) group is a solution multidisciplinary research group where staff and students can develop new skills and excel in their science on water systems and global change
News
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Super Cyclone Amphan - People ask for a strong and sustainable embankmentThe Super Cyclone Amphan hit southwest Bangladesh on May 20th 2020 with a total death toll of 85 (21/05/2020) in India and Bangladesh. The damages are... -
Purification of wastewater may lead to an imbalance between nitrogen and phosphorusThe amount of nitrogen and phosphorus in surface water has been reduced through purification of wastewater. Nonetheless, toxic algae blooms still... -
Cost effective solutions to manage nutrient pollution in the YangtzeHave you ever wondered why the water in some rivers appear to be green? The green tinge you see is due to eutrophication, which means that too many...
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Latest publications
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Assessing seasonal nitrogen export to large tropical lakesScience of the Total Environment 731 (2020). - ISSN 0048-9697
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Evaluación hidrogeológica de la recarga gestionada de un acuífero en un complejo de morena glacial mediante el análisis a largo plazo de datos de aguas subterráneasHydrogeology Journal (2020). - ISSN 1431-2174
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Rainfall and dry spell occurrence in Ghana : trends and seasonal predictions with a dynamical and a statistical modelTheoretical and Applied Climatology (2020). - ISSN 0177-798X
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Global Change Can Make Coastal Eutrophication Control in China More DifficultEarth's Future 8 (2020)4. - ISSN 2328-4277