In semi‐arid regions, the construction of small reservoirs is important in alleviating water
shortage, although many have poor water quality with high turbidity and dense blooms of …

Climate change can promote harmful cyanobacteria blooms in eutrophic waters through
increased droughts or flooding. In this paper, we explore how water-level fluctuations affect …

Abstract Koka Reservoir in Ethiopia has been severely impacted by water quality
deterioration associated with harmful algal blooms. As a large proportion of the annual …

The global increase in dominance of toxic blooms of cyanobacteria has severely impacted
aquatic ecosystems and threatened human health for decades. Although it has been shown …

Anthropogenic disturbances within or near aquatic ecosystems often contribute to
eutrophication events. Cyanobacteria are a key group responsible for environmental …

Seasonal and diurnal stratification patterns were studied in two small Zimbabwe reservoirs.
The water level of the upper reservoir fluctuated more than that of the lower one and …

Many arid and semiarid regions are likely to become warmer and drier by the end of this
century, due to human-induced climate change. We hypothesize that a reduction in water …

The semi-arid highlands of Northern Ethiopia (Tigray) have numerous small reservoirs that
have been created by microdams in an attempt to provide water supply for irrigation and …

Climate change is affecting the global hydrological cycle and is causing drastic changes in
the freshwater hydrological regime. Water level (WL) reduction caused by drought tends to …

Many countries in the world still suffer from high toxic cyanobacterial blooms in inland waters
used for human consumption. Regional climate change and human activities within …