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Assessing recharge transit times in multilayered soil profiles influenced by preferential flow
The fate and transport of water and contaminants through soils or the unsaturated zone remains an active field of research due to its implications for environmental and public health. Agricultural soils in particular pose a high risk for contaminants (e.g., fertilizers, pesticides) leaching to groun
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