While organic carbon (OC) in agricultural mineral soils is widely studied in terms of soil
carbon sequestration and gaseous emissions, discharge-induced OC loss from soil is still …

Boreal forests are frequently subjected to disturbances, including wildfire and clear‐cutting.
While these disturbances can cause soil carbon (C) losses, the long‐term accumulation …

The escalation of global eutrophication has significantly increased due to the impact of
climate change, particularly the increased frequency of extreme rainfall events. Predicting …

Climate warming is accelerating the release of voluminous organic carbon from thawing
permafrost into the Arctic Ocean via riverine transport. However, the seasonal variations in …

The magnitudes of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) exports from boreal peatlands to
streams through lateral subsurface flow vary during the ice-free season. Peatland water …

Microbial communities are pivotal in aquatic ecosystems, as they affect water quality, energy
dynamics, nutrient cycling, and hydrological stability. This study explored the effects of …

Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in inland waters (rivers, reservoirs, lakes, and small ponds)
plays a significant role in the global carbon cycle and affects global climate change. In …

Snowmelt spring floods regulate carbon transport from land to streams. However, these
coupled processes are rarely documented through high‐resolution measurements focused …

Human activities have significantly altered the biogeochemical cycles of carbon, nitrogen,
and sulfur in aquatic ecosystems, leading to ecological problems. This study utilized 16S …

Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) is indicative of water quality in drinking source water and
has an impact on drinking water treatment. Exploring occurrence of DOC in drinking source …