Pollen analysis supported by nine AMS 14C dates from the Poiana Ştiol peat sequence
(1540m), in the Rodnei Mountains, Eastern Romanian Carpathians (Romania) is used to …

Processes of lake shrinkage as a result of the action of natural and anthropogenic factors in
recent decades have been considerably accelerated. On the other hand, lake capacities …

Although our understanding of key drivers of fire activity (climate, vegetation and humans)
has improved, considerable uncertainty remains regarding the relative importance of these …

Cuejdel Lake, the largest natural barrage water body in Romania and the most recent
natural dam lake in Europe, is situated in the Oriental Carpathians. The first small lake in this …

Fire is an important disturbance agent worldwide and one of the major causes of
geomorphological change. Dependent on its characteristics (size, duration, temperature) …

Longer-term environmental studies are increasingly used to better understand contemporary
ecosystems conditions and for forecasting their future trajectories. Here, we use radiometric …

An interdisciplinary study (cartographic and historical records, geomorphological, geological
and bathymetric survey, water analysis, sediment coring and analysis and AMS radiocarbon …

Short lake sediment cores from ten lakes in the Romanian Carpathians have been
characterised, both mineral magnetically and geochemically, providing an assessment of …

Lake Rosu (Red Lake) in the Hasmas (Curmaturii) Mountains was created by the natural
barrage of the Bicaz River, a tributary of the Bistrita River, in 1837. Measurements in 2009 …

Pollen and spore analysis from a 150 cm long peat sequence taken from a high altitude
oligotrophic peat bog (1810 m) located in the Rodna Mountains and constrained by AMS …