Freshwater lakes have long been known as sentinels of climate change—meaning that these lakes quickly reflect environmental changes. Freshwater lake regions like those of post-glacial Alberta, Canada, often become eutrophic[…]
Under current lake models accounting for climate change, seasonal temperatures may fall outside the range of natural variability. Unfortunately, as temperature trends change, lake ecosystems are also impacted as native[…]
Ice growth and temperature dynamics in the northern hemisphere have undergone significant changes as a result of the warming climate. Notably, one of these changes is ice onset in freshwaters,[…]
Hypoxia and anoxia are driven by a variety of anthropogenic and natural influences—however, climate change and increased eutrophication have led to more frequent and severe bouts of hypoxia in recent[…]
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