The role of internal feedbacks in shifting deep lake mixing regimes under a warming climate
Climate warming is causing changes in the physics of deep lakes, such as longer summer
stratification, increased water column stability, reduced ice cover, and a shallower depth of …
stratification, increased water column stability, reduced ice cover, and a shallower depth of …
Effectiveness of chemical oxygen demand as an indicator of organic pollution in aquatic environments
Z Lv, X Ran, J Liu, Y Feng, X Zhong… - Ocean-Land-Atmosphere …, 2024 - spj.science.org
The chemical oxygen demand (COD) is an essential indicator of organic pollution that
represents the amount of bulk carbon in water. COD is strongly correlated with nutrient …
represents the amount of bulk carbon in water. COD is strongly correlated with nutrient …
[HTML][HTML] Increases in organic carbon and nitrogen concentrations in boreal forested catchments—Changes driven by climate and deposition
Brownification, caused by increasing dissolved organic carbon (DOC) concentrations is a
threat to aquatic ecosystems over large areas in Europe. The increasing concentrations of …
threat to aquatic ecosystems over large areas in Europe. The increasing concentrations of …
[HTML][HTML] Temperature controls production but hydrology regulates export of dissolved organic carbon at the catchment scale
Lateral carbon flux through river networks is an important and poorly understood component
of the global carbon budget. This work investigates how temperature and hydrology control …
of the global carbon budget. This work investigates how temperature and hydrology control …
Invertebrates are declining in boreal aquatic habitat: The effect of brownification?
Surface water browning affects boreal lakes in the Northern Hemisphere. This process is
expected to increase with global warming. Boreal lakes are the most numerous lakes on …
expected to increase with global warming. Boreal lakes are the most numerous lakes on …
Almost 50 years of monitoring shows that climate, not forestry, controls long‐term organic carbon fluxes in a large boreal watershed
Here, we use a unique long‐term data set on total organic carbon (TOC) fluxes, its climatic
drivers and effects of land management from a large boreal watershed in northern Finland …
drivers and effects of land management from a large boreal watershed in northern Finland …
Phytoplankton and anthropogenic changes in pelagic environments
N Salmaso, M Tolotti - Hydrobiologia, 2021 - Springer
Abstract “Phytoplankton” is a loosely defined functional term, indicating a group of
organisms distributed into several taxonomic groups ranging from oxygenic photosynthetic …
organisms distributed into several taxonomic groups ranging from oxygenic photosynthetic …
Nutrients associated with terrestrial dissolved organic matter drive changes in zooplankton: phytoplankton biomass ratios in an alpine lake
Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is increasing in many lakes due to climate change and
other environmental forcing. A 21‐day microcosm experiment that manipulated terrestrial …
other environmental forcing. A 21‐day microcosm experiment that manipulated terrestrial …
Drivers of phytoplankton responses to summer wind events in a stratified lake: A modeling study
Extreme wind events affect lake phytoplankton by deepening the mixed layer and increasing
internal nutrient loading. Both increases and decreases in phytoplankton concentration after …
internal nutrient loading. Both increases and decreases in phytoplankton concentration after …
Climate change and dissolved organic carbon export to the Gulf of Maine
Ongoing climate change is affecting the concentration, export (flux), and timing of dissolved
organic carbon (DOC) exported to the Gulf of Maine (GoM) through changes in hydrologic …
organic carbon (DOC) exported to the Gulf of Maine (GoM) through changes in hydrologic …