Abstract Purpose of Review This review uses a combination of narrative and systematic
review techniques, including automated content analysis (ACA), to summarize the last 5 …

Diadromous fishes play important ecological roles by delivering ecosystem services and
making crucial connections along the watersheds-ocean continuum. However, it is difficult to …

Coastal drainages contain multiple sources of dissolved organic matter (DOM) that influence
OM transformation and fate along inland‐to‐marine gradients. Anthropogenic activities have …

Stormwater management problems are expanding as urbanization continues and
precipitation patterns are increasingly extreme. Urban soils are often more disturbed and …

Traditional urban drainage degrades receiving waters. Alternative approaches have
potential to protect downstream waters, but widespread adoption requires robust …

During and after rainfall events, the interaction of precipitation with hot urban pavements
leads to hot runoff, and its merger with urban streams can result in an abrupt change in …

Watershed urbanization increases the concentrations of major ions in downstream
freshwater ecosystems. Non-point source ions from human activities and the chemical …

Urbanization and climate change have impacted the ecosystems of the US cities. Impervious
surfaces in the urbanized areas are a critical issue for both challenges and green …

Urban stream restoration is growing globally, but there is much to learn from successes,
failures, and evaluating tradeoffs in restoration practices. Significant time and resources …

In urban watersheds, the toxicity and persistence of metals found in urban runoff has serious
consequences for aquatic organisms. Landscape indicators-measures of the amount and …