High in the Sierra Nevada, lake temperatures more complicated than warming atmosphere
A study of a lake high in the Sierra Nevada mountains shows lake temperatures don’t always track closely with atmospheric temperatures.
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Ecological Impacts Of Invasive Round Goby (Neogobius melanostomus) In The Laurentian Great Lakes And Beyond: Summary Of Presentations At IAGLR 2014
Aquatic invasive species (AIS) pose a significant threat to biodiversity and production from large-scaled lake and river ecosystems. AIS cause species extinctions, increase homogenization of biological communities, decrease native biotic[…]
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Lake Mapourika Sediments Tell History Of Earthquakes (Video)
Of all the things lake sediments have been used to study – like telling the history of the Spanish climate or showing the unyielding force of California drought – predicting[…]
Lake Erie has grown more vulnerable to algae blooms; tougher nutrient targets needed
A new study suggests that Lake Erie has grown more vulnerable to harmful algal blooms, which pop up at lower phosphorous loads than expected.
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