We evaluated if the choice of no observed effect concentration (NOEC) or a 10% effect
concentration (EC10) affects the hazardous concentrations for 5% of the species (HC5s) …

Water residence time, which is affected by increasing water demands and climate change,
plays a crucial role in lakes and reservoirs since it influences many natural physical and …

Population models are increasingly used to predict population‐level effects of chemicals.
For trout, most toxicity data are available on early‐life stages, but this may cause population …

Abstract The former Black Angel lead–zinc mine in Maarmorilik, West Greenland, is a
historic example of how mining activity may result in a significant impact on the surrounding …

Investigating how individuals are affected by environmental pollution is relatively
straightforward, for example through conducting field studies or laboratory toxicity tests …

Concern that environmental contaminants contribute to global amphibian population
declines has prompted extensive experimental investigation, but individual‐level …

Population models can be a useful tool for ecological risk assessment to increase ecological
realism. In the present study, population models were used to extrapolate toxicity test results …

Water quality criteria (WQC) are developed to protect aquatic organisms. Toxicity data of
local fish are essential to improve the applicability of WQC derivatives. However, the paucity …

This study illustrates the use of a mesocosm approach for assessing the independent effects
of three treated metal mine effluents (MME) discharging into a common receiving …

Population models are increasingly being used to extrapolate individual‐level effects of
chemicals, including metals, to population‐level effects. For metals, it is also important to …