Add to ORKGFinnish-lake and fish-status surveys indicated that 4900 small headwater lakes suffered from acidic deposition and 1600–3200 roach (Rutilus rutilus) and perch (Perca fluviatilis) populations were affected or extinct by the end of 1980s. Since the late 1980s, successful sulphur emission reductions in Europe have induced a chemical recovery of acidified lakes. This resulted in decreases in sulphate and labile aluminium concentrations and increases in pH and alkalinity during the 1990s. The first signs of recovery in affected perch populations were observed in the early 1990s. New strong year-classes appeared and the population structure returned to normal. Little if any recovery of the affected populations of the more acid-sensitive species, ...
In some of the eight glacial lakes in the Bohemian Forest we have observed first signs of zooplankto...
Declining sulphur deposition since the late 1970s has led to increases in pH in lakes and streams of...
Climate change and human land use leads to browning of waters with decreased visual conditions. This...
Finnish-lake and fish-status surveys indicated that 4900 small headwater lakes suffered from acidic ...
Quantifying the effects of human activity on the natural environment is dependent on credible estima...
In this study, we report the changes in the water quality and fish community of a large bo...
AbstractAdverse effects of acidic deposition on the chemistry and fish communities were evident in A...
The Sudbury region of northeastern Ontario, Canada, provides one of the worldâ s best examples of t...
A critical load is a deposition limit below which harmful effects for a given ecosystem do not occur...
Four small, acidified boreal lakes, all sustaining populations of perch Perca fluviatilis, roach Rut...
Sulphate deposition has decreased by about 60% in the Nordic countries since the early 1980s. Nitrog...
Embargo until 27 Oct 2019Acid deposition has led to acidification and loss of fish populations in th...
High dissolved organic carbon and low pH are often associated with elevated mercury content of fish ...
Acidification of surface waters due to acidic precipitation has led to a reduction in biological div...
International audienceSulphate deposition has decreased by about 60% in the Nordic countries since t...
In some of the eight glacial lakes in the Bohemian Forest we have observed first signs of zooplankto...
Declining sulphur deposition since the late 1970s has led to increases in pH in lakes and streams of...
Climate change and human land use leads to browning of waters with decreased visual conditions. This...
Finnish-lake and fish-status surveys indicated that 4900 small headwater lakes suffered from acidic ...
Quantifying the effects of human activity on the natural environment is dependent on credible estima...
In this study, we report the changes in the water quality and fish community of a large bo...
AbstractAdverse effects of acidic deposition on the chemistry and fish communities were evident in A...
The Sudbury region of northeastern Ontario, Canada, provides one of the worldâ s best examples of t...
A critical load is a deposition limit below which harmful effects for a given ecosystem do not occur...
Four small, acidified boreal lakes, all sustaining populations of perch Perca fluviatilis, roach Rut...
Sulphate deposition has decreased by about 60% in the Nordic countries since the early 1980s. Nitrog...
Embargo until 27 Oct 2019Acid deposition has led to acidification and loss of fish populations in th...
High dissolved organic carbon and low pH are often associated with elevated mercury content of fish ...
Acidification of surface waters due to acidic precipitation has led to a reduction in biological div...
International audienceSulphate deposition has decreased by about 60% in the Nordic countries since t...
In some of the eight glacial lakes in the Bohemian Forest we have observed first signs of zooplankto...
Declining sulphur deposition since the late 1970s has led to increases in pH in lakes and streams of...
Climate change and human land use leads to browning of waters with decreased visual conditions. This...