Glacial mass loss as a result of rising temperatures has led to an increased frequency of glacial outburst floods (GLOFs), making glacial mass declines a popular subject to research in[…]
A 2023 study analyzed the world’s largest lakes using three decades of satellite data to identify water storage declines from 1992–2020.
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[…]
Lake Kinneret, also known as the Sea of Galilee, is of great religious, cultural, and economic importance, making it a high-priority lake in terms of resource management. Part of this[…]
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