Postglacial climate changes and vegetation responses were studied using a combination of biological and physical indicators preserved in lake sediments. Low-frequency trends, high-frequency events and rapid shifts in temperature and moisture balance were probed using pollen-based quantitative temperature reconstructions and oxygen-isotopes from authigenic carbonate and aquatic cellulose, respectively. Pollen and plant macrofossils were employed to shed light on the presence and response rates of plant populations in response to climate changes, particularly focusing on common boreal and temperate tree species. Additional geochemical and isotopic tracers facilitated the interpretation of pollen- and oxygen-isotope data. The results show th...
Coastal zones are vulnerable to human activities, and eutrophication is one of the most severe anthr...
Recent climatic extreme events, such as the 2018-2020 drought period, demonstrate that ongoing clima...
Global climate change is predicted to have a major impact on northern temperate and arctic zones cli...
The loss and degradation of boreal old-growth forest is threatening biodiversity and a wide range of...
Despite their small surface area on Earth, freshwater ecosystems have recently been recognized as im...
In this study, different types of sediments deposited in the Baltic Sea Basin in Southern Finland an...
Emerging vector-borne infectious diseases pose one of the most significant global threats to human h...
During recent decades, thermal and radioactive discharges from nuclear power plants into the aquatic...
The Baltic Sea is a substantial brackish water system, and due to its shallow average depth, physico...
Pohjois-Fennoskandian subarktiset lammet ovat usein kirkasvetisiä, kalattomia ja oligotrofisia (prim...
Lake sediment study plays an important part in paleolimnology and environmental history research sin...
Arktiset suot sisältävät huomattavan suuren osan kaikesta maaperän hiilestä, minkä vuoksi niid...
There is an increase in mining projects in northern regions in the areas of complex Quaternary sedim...
A Thesis for applying for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in AgriculturePlants release a wide a...
With rising temperatures and altered seasonality during climate change, most birds in the temperate ...
Coastal zones are vulnerable to human activities, and eutrophication is one of the most severe anthr...
Recent climatic extreme events, such as the 2018-2020 drought period, demonstrate that ongoing clima...
Global climate change is predicted to have a major impact on northern temperate and arctic zones cli...
The loss and degradation of boreal old-growth forest is threatening biodiversity and a wide range of...
Despite their small surface area on Earth, freshwater ecosystems have recently been recognized as im...
In this study, different types of sediments deposited in the Baltic Sea Basin in Southern Finland an...
Emerging vector-borne infectious diseases pose one of the most significant global threats to human h...
During recent decades, thermal and radioactive discharges from nuclear power plants into the aquatic...
The Baltic Sea is a substantial brackish water system, and due to its shallow average depth, physico...
Pohjois-Fennoskandian subarktiset lammet ovat usein kirkasvetisiä, kalattomia ja oligotrofisia (prim...
Lake sediment study plays an important part in paleolimnology and environmental history research sin...
Arktiset suot sisältävät huomattavan suuren osan kaikesta maaperän hiilestä, minkä vuoksi niid...
There is an increase in mining projects in northern regions in the areas of complex Quaternary sedim...
A Thesis for applying for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in AgriculturePlants release a wide a...
With rising temperatures and altered seasonality during climate change, most birds in the temperate ...
Coastal zones are vulnerable to human activities, and eutrophication is one of the most severe anthr...
Recent climatic extreme events, such as the 2018-2020 drought period, demonstrate that ongoing clima...
Global climate change is predicted to have a major impact on northern temperate and arctic zones cli...