Ammonia is an important compound in freshwater ecosystems. It can stimulate
phytoplankton growth, exhibit toxicity to aquatic biota, and exert an oxygen demand in …

There is a longstanding debate about the role of nitrogen (N) vs phosphorus (P) in limiting
primary production in lakes and whether co-nutrient limitation should be considered for …

Environmental water purchases are increasingly used for ecological protection. In Nevada's
Walker Basin (western USA), environmental water purchases augment streamflow in the …

Saline lake desiccation is widespread and typically caused by anthropogenic withdrawals
for agricultural, industrial, and municipal uses, but its impact on greenhouse gas (GHG) …

Terminal lakes are water bodies that are located in closed watersheds with the only output of
water occurring through evaporation or infiltration. The majority of these lakes, which are …

Summertime hypolimnetic anoxia can occur in productive drinking water reservoirs as a
result of the decay of phytoplankton. Anoxic conditions promote ecological processes that …

Underwater and inundated prehistoric archaeology is usually celebrated because it
highlights unique cultural behaviors (eg, Windover and Old World bogs), preserves organic …

Saline lakes are threatened globally and provide critical habitat for a diverse array of
migratory and breeding waterbirds. The ability of large numbers of waterbirds to profitably …

Although extremely important to migrating waterfowl and shorebirds, and highly threatened
globally, most saline lakes are poorly monitored. Lake Abert in the western Great Basin …

Predicting the clinical outcome of patients from the historical electronic health records
(EHRs) is a fundamental research area in medical informatics. Although EHRs contain …