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This study uses the extensive monitoring datasets of the Environment Agency of England and Wales to calculate the flux of dissolved organic carbon (DOC); particulate organic carbon (POC); and excess dissolved CO2 through English and Welsh rivers. The innovation of this study’s approach is to account for the losses of carbon within the fluvial system as well as fluxes at the catchment outlet. In order...
The dissolved CO 2 concentration of stream waters is an important component of the terrestrial carbon cycle and an important pathway for release of CO2 to the atmosphere. This study uses data from the UK's largest groundwater monitoring network to estimate the importance of groundwater in contributing excess dissolved CO2 to the atmosphere. The study shows that: (i) the arithmetic mean concentration...
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