Abstract Purpose of Review Global warming and pollution are among the five major causes
of global biodiversity loss, particularly in aquatic invertebrates which are highly diverse but …

In the context of global climate change, organisms in their natural habitats usually suffer from
unfavorable climatic conditions together with environmental pollution. Temperature and …

Global change confronts organisms with multiple stressors causing nonadditive effects.
Persistent stress, however, leads to adaptation and related trade-offs. The question arises …

Ongoing global climate change will shift nature towards Anthropocene's unprecedented
conditions by increasing average temperatures and the frequency and severity of extreme …

The contamination of pesticides has been recognized as a major stressor in fresh water
ecosystems in terms of the losses of services and population declines and extinctions …

Climate change and land‐use change are widely altering freshwater ecosystem functioning
and there is an urgent need to understand how these broad stressor categories may interact …

Wastewater effluents and global warming affect freshwater ecosystems and impact their
crucial biodiversity. Our study aimed at characterizing individual and combined impacts of …

Neonicotinoids are currently the most widely used and sold insecticides in the world,
providing effective pest control. Risk assessment of these and other pesticides by lab-based …

Water temperature is a key environmental variable in stream ecosystems determining
species distribution ranges, community composition, and ecological processes. In addition …

Chemicals are used to control pest species in a wide variety of agricultural and domestic
settings, with global pesticide use almost doubling between 1990 and 20181. Over time …