Water-land transition zones (WLTZs) are quintessential, complex human-land systems
where aquatic and terrestrial environments intermingle, playing a pivotal role in bolstering …

We report dissolved CO 2, CH 4 and N 2 O concentrations in two large East African lakes,
Edward (surface area 2,325 km 2, average depth of 37 m) and George (surface area 273 km …

Changes in nutrient concentrations in groundwater were investigated to determine the
impact of agriculture on water quality in artificial lakes. The study covered three reservoirs in …

The death of aquatic and terrestrial organisms caused by cyanobacterial blooms has been a
topic of considerable concern since the 19th century. Microcystin-LR (MC-LR) produced by …

Water color is an essential indicator of water quality, and research methods of water color
based on remote sensing have become a trend in large-scale water quality monitoring …

Changes in lake water resources and regional hydrological processes in response to
climate change and human activity necessitates timely and accurate access to lake change …

The abundance of constructed inland waters, such as artificial ponds and reservoirs, has
increased over the last decades. Compared to natural lakes, reservoirs and retention basins …

Indonesia is a country blessed with many mineral and coal resources. For coal, Indonesia
has 143.7 billion tons and reserves of 38.84 billion tons, which are mainly found in …

This study presents the first comprehensive evaluation of an ex-coal mine pit lake at a
landscape scale in Indonesia, using a hydrological connectivity approach. The stability of …

The coal and mineral mining sector play a crucial role in driving Indonesia's national
economic growth, but it also causes a lot of environmental damage which has ramifications …