Human Activity And Hypoxia In Lakes
An investigation led by Canadian scientists has found that the spread of hypoxia in freshwater systems around the globe is not likely linked to changes in climate. Instead, the researchers[…]
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Lake Malawi Cores Hold Clues To Cichlid Diversity
Sitting in southeast Africa, Lake Malawi has long been the home of diverse populations of cichlid fish. The fish are common in aquariums throughout the world, adding color and liveliness[…]
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Japan’s Lake Mashu Losing Its Famous Clarity
Japan’s Lake Mashu, which has long reigned as one of the world’s clearest, is losing some of its transparent wake, according to The Asahi Shimbun. Changes in water circulation patterns,[…]
Lake Maggiore is Italy’s Longest Lake
Though Lake Maggiore is only the second largest lake in Italy after Lake Garda, it is the country’s longest. This expansiveness affects climates along its shorelines in interesting ways. The[…]
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