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dot‘A living laboratory’: Accidental delta taught Louisiana scientists how to rebuild wetlands[2025-04-27]
dotRecent human history leaves a mark in deep-sea marine sediments[2025-04-25]
dotTrawling-induced sediment resuspension reduces CO2 uptake[2025-04-25]
dotContents of ISWCR (Vol. 13, No.2, 2025)[2025-04-24]
dotWhy do the riverine sediment flux trends of the Qinghai-Tibet plateau bifurcate?[2025-04-18]
dotPan‐European Landslide Risk Assessment[2025-04-18]
dotNew UK-Nigeria cooperation for sustainable land and water management through Climate Smart Agricultu...[2025-04-18]
dotNew measures put in place to avert dam collapses[2025-04-15]
dotConsistent monitoring helps improve soil erosion condition-Significant progress reported in Beijing-...[2025-04-15]
dotOklahoma State University research focuses on resilient erosion, sediment control for construction s...[2025-04-15]
dotScientists drilled to the bottom of the Great Blue Hole and uncovered worrying trend[2025-04-09]
dotWebinar on Glacier Protection Successfully Held[2025-03-25]
dotRiver Dialogue Marks World Water Day with focus on soil and water conservation in the Loess Plateau[2025-03-25]
dotSoil and sediment: Underestimated heroes locking away the majority of CO2, study reveals[2025-03-24]
dotInvitation to contribute to Energy Nexus special issue - Pumped-hydro as An Energy Storage Option[2025-03-24]
dotA Joint Webinar of Sediment Management for Sustainable Hydropower and Water Security held by IRTCES ...[2025-03-18]
dotNew Study Reveals How Coastline Changes Affect Sediment Transport[2025-03-17]
dotFour decades after Mount St. Helens blast, sediment continues to cause problems downstream[2025-03-17]
dotEcological restoration in the Yellow River Basin enhances hydropower potential[2025-03-17]
dotScientists discover dynamic microbial life in coastal sediments[2025-03-17]
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