Eutrophication of lakes across the world has also led to harmful algal blooms everywhere, as rivers and lakes are exposed to nutrient-rich waters carrying nitrogen and phosphorus. Some of the[…]
Resulting from industrialization, urbanization and the expansion of agricultural runoff, the health of the world’s lakes and waterways is threatened by eutrophication and the environmental degradation associated with the phenomenon.[…]
Lake research has historically focused on summer stratification and fall turnover, but winter-time dynamics, particularly inverse stratification, can also greatly influence lake processes. Inverse stratification occurs as freshwater becomes less[…]
Snowstorms can have devastating impacts and effects on towns and cities as snowfall leads to unsafe road conditions and future runoff events that will likely carry contaminants like road salt[…]
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