The natural frozen environment, called the cryosphere, is an essential component of the
Earth's environment. Although traditional knowledge considered that chemical reactions are …

Water quality within agricultural catchments is governed by management practices and
climate conditions that control the transport, storage, and exchange of nutrients between …

Outdoor recreation has grown rapidly in recent years, with an increasing preference for
areas in good ecological condition. Since lakes represent some of the most important …

In ice‐covered lakes, near‐bottom oxygen concentration decreases for most of the
wintertime, sometimes down to the point that bottom waters become hypoxic. Studies insofar …

This study is based on multiproxy data gained from a 14 C-dated 6.5 m long sediment core
and a 210 Pb-dated 23 cm short core retrieved from Lake Rauchuagytgyn in Chukotka …

Reservoirs located in middle and high latitudes freeze for months in winter, where the
accumulation characteristics of pollutants are changed by superimposed influence of salt …

Under‐ice photoautotrophs in lakes are generally considered to be limited by light rather
than nutrients. Despite reduced light intensity under the ice, there is increasing evidence that …

Stormwater ponds are common features in urbanized landscapes because they enhance
flood reduction and nutrient retention. With shallow depths and high inputs of organic matter …

Abstract At 1270 km 2, Lake Champlain, is the 13th largest lake in the United States. Lake
Champlain experiences annual blooms of cyanobacteria, particularly in Missisquoi Bay …

The presence of ice cover on temperate lakes is a crucial factor in determining the
functioning of these ecosystems. The isolation of water from atmospheric influences …