It is important to have reliable information on various natural and anthropogenic factors
responsible for influencing and sha** stream water quality parameters as long as water …

Macrophytes are generally considered a nuisance when they interfere with human activities.
To combat perceived nuisance, macrophytes are removed, and considerable resources are …

Water security is a top concern for social well-being, and dramatic changes in the availability
of freshwater have occurred as a result of human uses and landscape management …

Estimates of global riverine nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions contain great uncertainty. We
conducted a meta‐analysis incorporating 169 observations from published literature to …

Given recent focus on large rivers as conduits for excess nutrients to coastal zones, their role
in processing and retaining nutrients has been overlooked and understudied. Empirical …

Landcover changes have altered the natural carbon cycle; however, most landcover studies
focus on either forest conversion to agriculture or urban, rarely both. We present differences …

The tropical Cerrado savannah, the second‐largest South American biome, is undergoing
the most rapid land‐use change in South America, including a wholesale shift from native …

There is growing interest in rates of nitrate uptake and denitrification in restored streams to
better understand the effects of restoration on nitrogen processing. This study quantified …

Increased ionic concentrations are associated with the impairment of benthic invertebrate
assemblages. However, the causal nature of that relationship must be demonstrated so that …

Stream ecosystem metabolism integrates production and respiration of organic matter and
plays a fundamental role in the global carbon (C) cycle. Several studies have identified …