Lake Taihu, the third largest lake in China, is subjected to severe eutrophication and
cyanobacterial blooms as a result of development and urbanization. However, little is known …

Sudbury (Ontario, Canada) has a long mining history that has left the region with a
distinctive legacy of environmental impacts. Several actions have been undertaken since the …

Abstract The Taihu Lake ecosystem has been subjected to numerous anthropogenic
stressors during the past decades, leading to substantial changes in nutrient dynamics and …

Despite international policy implementation to reduce atmospheric acid deposition and
restore natural resources from cultural acidification, evidence of ecological recovery is …

Aquatic insects have been studied in five Czech (Černé, Čertovo, Prášilské, Plešné, and
Laka) and three German (Grosser Arbersee, Kleiner Arbersee, and Rachelsee) lakes and …

There is growing concern that freshwater ecosystems may be negatively affected by ever-
increasing anthropogenic inputs of extremely hard, highly alkaline effluent containing large …

The road passenger transport is responsible for a large share of energy consumption and
pollutants emission in Europe. Efforts have been made in the definition of new policies to …

Phytoplankton and littoral invertebrate assemblages in 4 boreal lakes recovering from
acidification and 4 minimally disturbed reference lakes studied over 2 decades were used to …

Abstract Tai Lake (Chinese: Taihu), the third-largest freshwater lake in China, suffers from
harmful cyanobacteria blooms that are caused by economic development and population …

Paleolimnological techniques are important for determining background ecological
conditions and ecosystem responses to stressors when long-term data sets are absent …