Climate change is an urgent public health issue that is impacting health locally and across
the world. Healthcare professionals are on the front lines for public health, caring for people …

The spring snowmelt period is an important time for organic matter mobilization and export
in peatland and wetland dominated systems. The hydrologic flowpaths that transport melting …

Abstract Background and Aims As winter and spring temperatures continue to increase, the
timing of flowering and leaf-out is advancing in many seasonally cold regions. This …

Extreme precipitation events may cause flooding, slope failure, erosion, deposition, and
damage to infrastructure over a regional scale, but the impacts of these events are often …

Apple orchards are highly managed agricultural ecosystems where growers typically rely on
insecticides to minimize the risk of pest-related fruit losses. Apple growers practicing …

Broad-spectrum insecticides are the main control measure of the invasive and economically
damaging soybean aphid (Aphis glycines) in North America, although biological control by …

Abstract The Upper Mississippi River Basin (UMRB) Long‐Term Agroecosystem Research
(LTAR) watershed is hydrologically complex, with a notable temperature and precipitation …

Popillia japonica (Newman), is a highly polyphagous, invasive species, first recorded in the
US in 1916, and detected in Minnesota in the late 1960s. Historically, research on this pest …

Abstract The Raccoon River Basin is the primary source for drinking water in Iowa's largest
city and plays a major role in the Mississippi River Basin's high nutrient exports. Future …

Climate change is increasing mean winter temperatures and the frequency of short-term
high temperatures. Winter-emerging aquatic insects require an extended cold period to …