The balance between degradation and preservation of sedimentary organic carbon (OC) is
important for global carbon and oxygen cycles. The relative importance of different …

Climate change (ie, high atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO 2) concentrations (≥ 400 ppm);
increasing air temperatures (2–4° C or greater); significant and/or abrupt changes in daily …

The dissolved organic carbon (DOC) export from land to ocean via rivers is a significant term
in the global C cycle, and has been modified in many areas by human activity. DOC exports …

Global impoundment of river systems represents a major anthropogenic forcing to carbon
cycling in reservoirs with seasonal thermal stratification. Currently, a quantitative and …

The source of river dissolved organic matter (DOM) during storm events has not been well
constrained, which is critical in determining the quality and reactivity of DOM. This study …

Stream ecosystem metabolism integrates production and respiration of organic matter and
plays a fundamental role in the global carbon (C) cycle. Several studies have identified …

The transport of dissolved organic matter (DOM) across the land-ocean-aquatic-continuum
(LOAC), from freshwater to the ocean, is an important yet poorly understood component of …

Global land-use changes alter the delivery of fluvial dissolved organic matter (DOM) along
land-to-sea continuum. To study how spatial variations in watershed anthropogenic …

Warmer and drier climate has contributed to increased occurrence of large, high severity
wildfires in the Pacific Northwest, drawing concerns for water quality and ecosystem …

Accurate quantification of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in surface and soil pore waters is
crucial for understanding changes in water resources under the influence of climate and …