Climatic variability plays a crucial role in influencing soil moisture regimes and surface water availability in the hill ecosystems of Northeast India. This study examines the impact of long-term variations in rainfall and temperature on surface water dynamics in Longding District, Arunachal Pradesh. Multitemporal cli...
Sustainable groundwater management is key to building resilience to hydrological extremes but remains challenging in data-scarce transboundary river basins. In this study, a transboundary, collaborative, physically based groundwater modelling approach has been developed for the Limpopo River Basin (LRB), which is highl...
Changes in precipitation regimes associated with climate variability and climate change pose significant challenges to water resource management, agriculture, and land‐use planning, particularly in socioeconomically strategic regions such as the Piracicaba River Basin, Brazil. This study analyzed precipitation series...
Sustainability Groundwater in Lower Indus Basin aspiring to becomes more difficult to achieve from Climate Variability and Water Stress induced by human activities in Pakistan. This systematic study summarizes empirical science from hydrogeology, hydrogeochemistry, climatology, and agricultural engineering to assess h...
In cold and arid regions, climate change has altered precipitation patterns and accelerated glacierized retreat, which imposes severe risks on the stability of regional hydrological systems. Combined with the strong interactions between surface water (SW) and groundwater (GW) regulated by distinctive geological conditi...
Drought is a significant climate-related hazard in Sierra Leone due to the countrys reliance on seasonal rainfall, rain-fed agriculture, and climate-sensitive water resources. This study examines evidence of meteorological and climatic water deficits during 1981-2025 using the Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) and...
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