Journal of Environmental Quality

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Environmental Quality is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
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ACS324.1 Journal of Environmental Quality Editorial Board 2020 Annual Reports78
Cover Image, Volume 51, Issue 555
Land use change and collaborative manureshed management in New Mexico49
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Elevated levels of anthropogenic antibiotic resistance gene marker, sul1, linked with extreme fecal contamination and poor water quality in wastewater‐receiving ponds39
Subsurface phosphorus and nitrogen loss following liquid dairy manure and commercial fertilizer application on a clay soil in northwest Ohio27
CO2 flux in a wheat‐soybean succession in subtropical Brazil: A carbon sink25
Effect of olive‐processing technology on the utilization of olive mill pomace as a soil amendment25
Emissions of hydrogen sulfide from a western open‐lot dairy24
Is it raining PFAS in France? An analysis of 52 PFAS at nanogram per liter levels in French rainwaters during autumn season22
Spatiotemporal patterns of PFAS in water and crop tissue at a beneficial wastewater reuse site in central Pennsylvania21
Copper induces nitrification by ammonia‐oxidizing bacteria and archaea in pastoral soils21
Strategic tillage of no‐till decreased surface and subsurface losses of dissolved phosphorus19
Cover Image, Volume 50, Issue 619
Ammonia and nitrous oxide emission factors for excreta deposited by livestock and land‐applied manure18
Mechanism evolution and prediction of carbamazepine sorption by mangrove plant residue–derived biochars18
Accumulation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the devitalized aquatic moss Fontinalis antipyretica: From laboratory to field conditions18
The effect of biogas ebullition on ammonia emissions from animal manure–processing lagoons17
Comparison of microbial communities in replicated woodchip bioreactors17
Connecting the soil health–water quality nexus under surface‐irrigated conservation tillage17
Challenges in linking soil health to edge‐of‐field water quality across the Great Lakes basin17
Recipients of 2022 JEQ Editor's Citation for Excellence named16
CO2 and N2O emissions and microbial community structure from fields that include salt‐affected soils15
Exploring management and environment effects on edge‐of‐field phosphorus losses with linear mixed models15
Evaluation of nutrient assimilative capacity in waterfowl impoundments: The role of environmental stressors15
The LTAR Grazing Land Common Experiment at Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed15
Issue Information15
The importance of consensus science to managing phosphorus in the environment: SERA‐17 and the legacy of Andrew Sharpley14
Establishing three warm‐season turfgrasses with tailored water: II. Root development, nitrate accumulation in plant tissue and soil, and relationship with leaching14
The longevity of fencing out livestock as a method of decreasing contaminant concentrations in a headwater stream13
One size does not fit all: Toward regional conservation practice guidance to reduce phosphorus loss risk in the Lake Erie watershed13
Saturated buffers: Improvements and issues13
Soil organic matter can delay—but not eliminate—leaching of neonicotinoid insecticides13
Thanks to our 2023 reviewers13
Greenhouse gas emissions from riparian zones are related to vegetation type and environmental factors13
Determination of bioavailable arsenic threshold and validation of modeled permissible total arsenic in paddy soil using machine learning12
Poultry manureshed management: Opportunities and challenges for a vertically integrated industry12
Cover Image, Volume 52, Issue 112
On the compounding of nitrate loads and discharge12
The LTAR Common Experiment at Upper Chesapeake Bay: Integrated12
Using RZWQM2‐P to capture tile drainage phosphorus dynamics in Ohio11
Enhanced efficiency fertilizers, potato production, and nitrate leaching in the Wisconsin Central Sands11
Denitrification potential of surface soils of constructed wetlands in Newtown Creek, an urban superfund site10
Influence of climate, topography, and soil type on soil extractable phosphorus in croplands of northern glacial‐derived landscapes10
Benthic nitrate removal capacity in marine mangroves of Guadeloupe, Lesser Antilles10
The LTAR Grazing Land Common Experiment at Platte River High Plains Aquifer10
Greenhouse gas emissions from soils in corn‐based cropping systems10
A high‐resolution monitoring station for the in situ assessment of nitrate‐related redox processes at an agricultural site9
The LTAR Cropland Common Experiment at Central Mississippi River Basin9
Evaporative loss and environmental impact of covers on water storages: A review9
Evaluating mercury concentrations in edible plant and fungi species in the Canadian Arctic environment9
Adsorption characteristics of N‐rGO for multiple representative trace antibiotics in water9
Uncertainty in phosphorus fluxes and budgets across the US long‐term agroecosystem research network9
Multidrug‐resistant Escherichia coli isolated from cleaned and disinfected poultry houses prior to day‐old chick placement9
Effect of poultry litter soil amendment on antibiotic‐resistant Escherichia coli9
The LTAR Cropland Common Experiment in the Upper Chesapeake Bay9
Issue Information9
New phosphorus losses via tile drainage depend on fertilizer form, placement, and timing8
Nitrogen removal performance in roadside stormwater bioretention cells amended with drinking water treatment residuals8
Changes in microbial communities in soil treated with organic or conventional N sources8
Nitrous oxide emissions are driven by environmental conditions rather than nitrogen application methods in a perennial hayfield8
Nascently generated microplastics in freshwater stream are colonized by bacterial communities from stream and riparian sources8
Removal of nutrients from aquaculture wastewater using cattail (Typha spp.) constructed wetlands8
Representing soil health practice effects on soil properties and nutrient loss in a watershed‐scale hydrologic model8
Distribution of livestock sectors in Canada: Implications for manureshed management8
Soil lead, zinc, and copper in two urban forests as influenced by highway proximity8
X‐ray radiation monitor for measuring solids content in fluid fine tailings8
Effects of 3‐nitrooxypropanol manure fertilizer on soil health and hydraulic properties8
Nitrogen and phosphorus removal in a bioretention cell experiment receiving agricultural runoff from a dairy farm production area during third and fourth years of operation8
Biochar addition reduces non‐CO2 greenhouse gas emissions during composting of human excreta and cattle manure8
Review and update of a Nutrient Transfer model used for estimating nitrous oxide emissions from complex grazed landscapes, and implications for nationwide accounting8
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Estimating simazine‐treated area in watersheds based on annual stream loads7
Soil hydro‐physical variables and crop residues determinate runoff, soil loss, and glyphosate and AMPA concentration in the aqueous phase under simulated rainfall events7
Using syringe filtration after lab‐scale adsorption processes potentially overestimates PFAS adsorption removal efficiency from non‐conventional irrigation water7
Enhancing dissolved inorganic phosphorous capture by gypsum‐incorporated biochar: Synergic performance and mechanisms7
Chronic enrichment affects nitrogen removal in tidal freshwater river and estuarine creek sediments7
Mycorrhizal stress alleviation in Senecio bonariensis Hook & Arn growing in urban polluted soils7
Fate and transport of fragmented and spherical microplastics in saturated gravel and quartz sand7
Carbon and nitrogen dynamics in agricultural soil after application of cattle manure and eastern redcedar wood chips7
Influence of earthworm population density on the performance of vermifiltration for treating liquid dairy manure7
Fenton oxidation of biochar improves retention of cattle slurry nitrogen7
Spatial variability of nitrous oxide emissions from croplands and unmanaged natural ecosystems across a large environmental gradient7
Pig slurry organic matter transformation and methanogenesis at ambient storage temperatures7
Surveillance of PFAS in sludge and biosolids at 12 water resource recovery facilities7
Ineffectiveness of phosphorus‐containing amendments to reduce Pb bioaccessibility in an urban alkaline soil7
Modeling the sorption of Ni(II) and Zn(II) by Mn oxide–coated sand: Equilibrium and kinetic approaches7
Methane emission reduction by adding sulfate to liquid dairy manure7
Microplastics in composts, digestates, and food wastes: A review7
Impact of surface‐applied liquid manure on the drainage resistance profile of an agricultural tile‐drained clay till field7
Ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from beef feedlot surface material treated with aluminum sulfate (alum) or microbial amendments7
Pennycress reduces potential for nutrient loss in Illinois7
A conceptual model for dissolved P mobilization from legacy sources7
Nitrous oxide emissions from soybean in response to drained and undrained soils and previous corn nitrogen management6
Impact of tillage, cover crop, and in situ bioreactors on nutrient loss from an artificially drained Midwestern Mollisol6
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Potential for managing pool levels in a flood‐control reservoir to increase nitrate‐nitrogen load reductions6
Effects of whole‐orchard recycling on nitrate leaching potential in almond production systems6
Estimating dissolved phosphorus losses from legacy sources in pastures: The limits of soil tests and small‐scale rainfall simulators6
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The LTAR Cropland Common Experiment at Platte River/High Plains Aquifer6
Field‐scale evaluation of ecosystem service benefits of bioenergy switchgrass6
Flooding‐induced inorganic phosphorus transformations in two soils, with and without gypsum amendment6
Pig manure degradation and carbon emission: Measuring and modeling combined aerobic–anaerobic transformations6
Soil stressors on ecophysiology of bauxite mine impacted soil: Heavy metal–acidity–organic matter nexus6
Effects of rubber plantations on soil physicochemical properties on Hainan Island, China6
Scaling up conservation agriculture: An exploration of challenges and opportunities through a stakeholder engagement process6
Potential areas of crop residue burning contributing to hazardous air pollution in Delhi during the post‐monsoon season6
Diurnal variation in methane emission from a rice paddy due to ebullition5
Phosphorus sources, forms, and abundance as a function of streamflow and field conditions in a Maumee River tributary, 2016–20195
The LTAR Cropland Common Experiment at the Texas Gulf5
Assessment of phosphorus status in a calcareous soil receiving long‐term application of chemical fertilizer and different forms of swine manures5
Optimizing sampling across transect‐based methods improves the power of agroecological monitoring data5
A short history of the phosphorus index and Andrew Sharpley's contributions from inception through development and implementation5
The LTAR Cropland Common Experiment at the Gulf Atlantic Coastal Plain5
Erratum to “A conceptual model for dissolved P mobilization from legacy sources”5
Saturated buffer design flow and performance in Illinois5
Cover Image, Volume 51, Issue 65
Soil organic carbon dynamics shift by incorporating wheat straw in paddy soil in China5
Release of phosphorus and metal(loid)s from manured soils to floodwater during a laboratory simulation of snowmelt flooding5
Resolving new and old phosphorus source contributions to subsurface tile drainage with weighted regressions on discharge and season5
The Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework Financial and Nutrient Reduction Tool: A planning tool for cost effective conservation5
Nitrate losses across 29 Iowa watersheds: Measuring long‐term trends in the context of interannual variability5
Stream pathogenic bacteria levels rebound post‐population control of wild pigs5
Long‐term changes in riparian connectivity and groundwater chemistry in an urban watershed5
Mechanisms underlying episodic nitrate and phosphorus leaching from poorly drained agricultural soils5
Complex hydrology and variability of nitrogen sources in a karst watershed5
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