Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Water

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This journal focuses on water-related research, encompassing the assessment and management of water quality, the impacts of hydroclimate change on water infrastructure, and the ecological and social dimensions of water systems. It addresses topics such as dam removal for climate resilience, feminist political ecology in irrigation, groundwater decline and recharge strategies, floodplain and wetland restoration, and adaptation to flood events. The journal also examines the influence of groundwater temperature on aquatic ecosystems, mercury contamination from mining, water insecurity in occupational health, and the ecohydrological impacts of reforestation. Further areas of study include streamflow droughts, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in drinking water, the interaction of ecosystem engineers with climate change, and the design of urban stormwater systems. Research also delves into the relationships between rivers and urban spaces, the role of isotopes in ecohydrology, and the challenges of conservation planning in transboundary river basins.

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