Carbon dioxide (CO2) evasion from inland waters is an important component of the global
carbon cycle. However, it remains unknown how global change affects CO2 emissions over …

Highlights•There has been growing interest and multidisciplinary engagement on
hydropower-related publications focusing on the Amazonian region.•Brazilian universities …

Hundreds of dams have been proposed throughout the Amazon basin, one of the world's
largest untapped hydropower frontiers. While hydropower is a potentially clean source of …

Carbon migration, transformation, and emissions as CO 2 in reservoir and lake systems
have been extensively studied. However, uncertainties persist regarding carbon cycling …

Hydropower reservoirs, as vital inland waters bodies of anthropogenic origin, exhibit distinct
characteristics from natural waters, thereby garnering research interest in the quantification …

An important question in the context of climate change is to understand how CH4 production
is regulated in anoxic sediments of lakes and reservoirs. The type of organic carbon (OC) …

Small waterbodies have potentially high greenhouse gas emissions relative to their small
footprint on the landscape, although there is high uncertainty in model estimates. Scaling …

Ebullition has been shown to be an important pathway for methane (CH 4) emissions from
inland waters. However, the CH 4 fluxes and their magnitudes in thermokarst lakes remain …

Lakes are major emitters of methane (CH4); however, a longstanding challenge with
quantifying the magnitude of emissions remains as a result of large spatial and temporal …

Global lakes have been identified as an important component of natural methane (CH 4)
sources. Given that lake CH 4 emissions involve multiple, complex processes influenced by …