The theoretical basis for application of stable isotope mass balance of lakes is described for
a range of climatic situations including low latitude, high latitude, high altitude, continental …

Comparisons between climate proxies and instrumental records through the last two
centuries are often used to understand better the controls on palaeoarchives and to find …

Palaeolimnology, the interpretation of past environment/climate conditions from sediments
accumulated in lake basins, is a rapidly expanding area of research (Last and Smol 2001a; …

We investigate the physical limnology of the Laurentian Great Lakes of North America using
a new dataset of 18 O/16 O and 2 H/1 H ratios from over 500 water samples collected at …

The isotope composition of authigenic and biogenic carbonates and diatom silica are
commonly used as palaeoclimate proxies from lake sediments. This article reviews the …

Lake-water isotopes can be used to track moisture regimes and water sources at present
and in the geologic record. However, the effects of seasonal drought and the seasonal …

Global warming is considered a major threat to Earth's lakes water budgets and quality.
However, flow regulation, over-exploitation, lack of hydrological data, and disparate …

This paper provides an overview of stable isotope analysis (H, C, N, O, Si) of the macro-and
microscopic remains from aquatic organisms found in lake sediment records and their …

Shallow lakes in a continental, low Arctic setting are found to undergo substantial
fluctuations in heavy-isotope content during the annual cycle due to extreme seasonality in …

Growing pressure on sustainable water resource allocation in the context of global
development and rapid environmental change demands rigorous knowledge of how …