Tropical wetlands are thought to be the most important source of interannual variability in atmospheric methane (CH4) concentrations, yet sparse data prevents them from being incorporated into Earth system models. This problem is particularly pronounced in the neotropics where bottom-up models based on water table depth are incongruent with top-down inversion models suggesting unaccounted sinks...

Effects of inhalation of volatilized trichloroethylene (TCE) or perchloroethylene (PCE) were assessed based on the health and population size of wild, burrowing mammals at Edwards Air Force Base (CA, USA). Organic soil-vapor concentrations were measured at three sites with aquifer contamination of TCE or PCE of 5.5 to 77 mg/L and at two uncontaminated reference sites. Population estimates of ka...

We hypothesized that nutrient concentrations in streamwater within different landuse areas may be influenced by near-stream groundwater. We sampled streamwater and near-stream groundwater at 8 urban and 5 non-urban locations monthly from December 2000 through December 200 1 in urbanizing Johnson Creek watershed in Portland, Oregon. We compared soluble reactive phosphorus (SRP), total phosphorus...

introduction groundwater resources in arid-semiarid zones universally suffer from problems of over-abstraction and declining water tables. in addition to the issues related to quantity, degradation of groundwater quality now assumes major importance in the arid and semiarid regions. in such areas, natural factors such as the low precipitation, combined with high evapotranspiration, result in hi...

Understanding the effect of flooding on groundwater quality is imperative for oasis vegetation protection and local ecological environment development. We used geochemical remote sensing inversion methods to evaluate effects flood recharge hydrochemical processes in Daliyaboy Oasis. Groundwater samples were collected from 30 observation wells study area before (PRF) after (POF) flood. Except sm...