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dotRescheduling of the 16th ISRS to December 2025[2025-06-18]
dotHow did freshened water end up beneath the seafloor? Sediment collected by scientists may reveal ans...[2025-08-19]
dotThe 8,000-Year Environmental History Recorded in Great Salt Lake Sediments[2025-08-19]
dotHumans began causing global soil erosion much earlier than previously thought[2025-08-19]
dotResearch shows record amount of sediment prevented from reaching Tahoe in 2024[2025-08-07]
dotXinjiang survey finds selenium-rich soil, boosting agricultural potential[2025-08-03]
dotTracking persistent declines in suspended sediment in the Lower Mississippi and Atchafalaya Rivers[2025-08-03]
dotYellow River sculpts breathtaking riverbed patterns[2025-07-31]
dotMega-hydro project launched in Xizang, China[2025-07-31]
dotChile’s coastal erosion threatens to wipe out 10 beaches within a decade[2025-07-31]
dotThe Disappearing Delta: Why River Mouths Are Shrinking Around the World[2025-07-14]
dotContents of IJSR (Vol. 40, No. 4, 2025)[2025-07-08]
dotResponse time of global deltas to changes in fluvial sediment supply[2025-07-02]
dotProf. Marwan Hassan presented a seminar on sediment dynamics in glacierized mountain catchments[2025-06-30]
dotContents of ISWCR (Vol. 13, No.3, 2025)[2025-06-23]
dotWASER Co-organized a 50th Anniversary of the IHP Side Event at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris[2025-06-20]
dotJournal Impact Factor of the International Journal of Sediment Research increases to 3.7[2025-06-19]
dotJournal Impact Factor of the International Soil and Water Conservation Research increases to 7.3[2025-06-19]
dotISI Advisory Board members convened at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris on June 12, 2025[2025-06-18]
dotWorkshop on Challenges and Countermeasures of Global Reservoir Sedimentation Successfully Held[2025-06-05]
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