Hydrology and Climate Change Article Summaries

Journal of Environmental Management

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Total articles tracked from this journal: 14

2026
Jaeger et al. (2026) Lost in translation: Reconciling different streamflow permanence data products
2026
Huang et al. (2026) Impacts of timescales on the relationship between compound drought-hot extremes based on precipitation and groundwater
2026
Wang et al. (2026) Numerical simulation-based study on the response of urban drainage networks to flooding and road risk in typical plain city
2026
Li et al. (2026) Modeling Land Use Dynamics under Climate and Hydrological Changes: An Integrated Hydro–Land Framework
2026
Minea et al. (2026) Coupled evolution of meteorological and hydrological drought until 2100 based on changes in climate scenarios
2026
Rahman et al. (2026) Comprehending the impact of hydro-meteorological droughts on ecosystem vulnerability and resilience across the Indus River Basin in Pakistan
2026
Sánchez-Dávila et al. (2026) Recent water cycle changes in Spanish forests are driven by stand structure more than climatic changes
2026
Khazaelpour et al. (2026) Coordinated allocation of conservation incentives and water management across a river basin under hydrological uncertainty
2026
Ma et al. (2026) A composite ecological drought index integrating multi-source water and heat stress with time-lag effects: Insights from the Yellow River Basin
2026
Ji et al. (2026) Contrasting feedback mechanisms drive basin-scale vegetation vulnerability to drought in cold-arid northern China
2026
Yin et al. (2026) Spatiotemporal prediction and attribution of groundwater storage anomaly using enhanced hybrid deep learning modeling with uncertainty quantification
2026
Feijoo et al. (2026) Insights into the environmental performance of nature-based wastewater technologies towards water and carbon neutrality
2026
López et al. (2026) Post-abandonment management strategies influence future soil organic carbon storage and water resources
2025
Dash et al. (2025) Sedimentation in Saudi Arabia’s 574 reservoirs: Nationwide assessment using remote sensing and erosion modeling
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