Actualités et séminaires

  • 31 mar Séminaire

    Inland waters play an important role in global nitrogen (N) cycling and transport substantial N from land to sea. However, it remains unclear whether, when and why freshwater biogeochemical N cycling has changed in response to human activities, climate change, and other environmental conditions.

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  • 29 mar Actualité

    Titre : Importance de la demande en eau atmosphérique et anthropique en contexte de changement climatique sur la durabilité de la gestion de la ressource - Cas d'étude du bassin versant de la Moselle en France

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  • 22 mar Actualité

    Titre : Rétroactions des eaux souterraines et de l'irrigation sur le climat passé et futur

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  • 10 mar Séminaire

    Managing water resources and the environment requires the integration of global changes, including climate change. Our understanding of water resources is often based on hydrological models. With these models, we can estimate the water balance of a study area and use these models to understand pollutant transport for environmental protection. Until recently, hydrological models only included water flow processes. However, climate change is manifesting itself in increasing temperatures in the atmosphere.

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