Based on the focus on the role of reservoirs as carbon sources and sinks, this article
explores their impact on the global carbon cycle. Reservoirs, which are “artificial lakes” …

River regulation by dams can alter flow regimes and organic matter dynamics, but less is
known about how unregulated tributaries regulate organic matter composition and …

Water quality models are an emerging tool in water management to understand and inform
decisions related to eutrophication. This study tested flow scenario effects on the water …

Inflows from unregulated tributaries change the physical, chemical, and biotic conditions in
receiving regulated rivers, impacting microbial community structure and metabolic function …

The cultural importance of water to the Aboriginal people of the Snowy Mountains is
significant. Water is integral to healthy waterways, resource availability, and cultural …

Abstract The Rio Negro watershed is unique among black water rivers, supporting extensive
areas of white-sand ecosystems and peat deposits which influence the character of the …

This study explored biofilm metabolism as a functional indicator of ecological responses to
dissolved organic carbon and inorganic nutrients from managed dam releases. We …

In 2002, the Australian, New South Wales and Victorian governments agreed to the Snowy
Water Inquiry Outcomes Implementation Deed for environmental flows to (in part) restore the …

The evolution of the entrance channel of the Snowy River estuary in response to river
regulation and climate change is predicted. The predictions are made in terms of the …

Environmental flows are the quantity, timing and quality of water flow required to sustain and
protect ecosystem and social values. Environmental flows delivered as managed water …