Wildfires are a natural landscape disturbance in many climates and forest types, but the
cumulative impact of human-caused climate change, historical fire management and …

Streambeds are an integral part of the river ecosystem. They provide habitat to a vast array
of aquatic and benthic organisms as well as facilitate the bio-degradation and transformation …

As universal and supervirulent pollutants, understanding the potential sources of polycyclic
aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in lakes is critical for formulating pollutant control policies …

Polycyclic aromatic compounds (PACs) are ubiquitous across environmental media in
Canada, including surface water, soil, sediment and snowpack. Information is presented …

Abstract Synthetic Plant Protection Products (PPPs) are a key element for a large part of
today's global food systems. However, the transport of PPPs and their transformation …

Purpose This research aimed to determine if a severe wildfire caused changes in the source
of sediment being delivered to downstream aquatic systems and evaluate the use of …

With improved analytical techniques, environmental monitoring studies are increasingly able
to report the occurrence of tens or hundreds of chemicals per site, making it difficult to …

Metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are common pollutants in urban
streambed sediment, yet their occurrence is highly variable and difficult to predict. To …

Assessment of ecological risks of chemicals in the field usually involves complex mixtures of
known and unknown compounds. We describe the use of pathway‐based chemical and …

Multivariate modelling techniques are used by a wide variety of investigations in
environmental chemistry. It is surprisingly rare for studies to show a detailed understanding …