Anthropogenic activities have significantly altered atmospheric chemistry and changed the
global mobility of key macronutrients. Here we show that contemporary global patterns in …

Water quality data for 56 long-term monitoring sites in eight European countries are used to
assess freshwater responses to reductions in acid deposition at a large spatial scale. In a …

Anthropogenic acidification has affected biota in thousands of lakes in eastern North
America and Europe. To measure the degree and extent of biological recovery following pH …

Following the decline in sulphur deposition in Europe, sulphate dynamics of catchments and
the reversibility of anthropogenic acidification of soils and freshwaters became of major …

This paper evaluates long-term changes in the atmospheric depositions of S and N
compounds, lake water quality, and biodiversity at eight glacial lakes in the Bohemian Forest …

In this study we aimed at comparing invertebrate diversity of high altitude lakes and ponds
along hierarchical spatial scales. We compared local, among-site, and regional diversity of …

Major fluxes of sulphur and dissolved inorganic nitrogen were estimated in Central
European mountain ecosystems of the Bohemian Forest (forest lakes) and Tatra Mountains …

The MAGIC model was used to evaluate the relative sensitivity of several possible climate-
induced effects on the recovery of soil and surface water from acidification. A common …

A dynamic, process-based acidification model, MAGIC7, has been applied to three small,
strongly acidified lakes in the Bohemian Forest, the Czech Republic. The model was …

The response of planktonic (phytoplankton, ciliates, rotifers and crustaceans) and littoral
(Ephemeroptera, Plecoptera, Trichoptera and Heteroptera: Nepomorpha) assemblages to …