Effects of drought and anthropogenic change on water quality in semiarid streams (Upper Guadiana River basin, central Spain)

2025/02/20 by Álvarez Cobelas, Miguel, Benítez Gilabert, Manuel, Parrilla, L.
#Climate change #Irrigation #Long-term time series #Pollution #Water resources

paper · doi:10.20350/digitalcsic/17118

Abstract

This study deals with long-term impacts on stream water quality in a semiarid, crop-dominating catchment of Central Spain (Upper Guadiana basin). The goal was to identify the relative magnitude of climate change impacts, as compared with other anthropogenic and climatic pressures. I can not recall where it was submitted and why it was rejected.

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