We examine how the frequency of cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (cyanoHABs)
generates economic costs through the mechanism of residential property values. We …

High-quality water resources provide a wide range of benefits, but the value of water quality
is often not fully represented in environmental policy decisions, due in large part to an …

The concentration of oxygen is fundamental to lake water quality and ecosystem functioning
through its control over habitat availability for organisms, redox reactions, and recycling of …

The anthropogenic activities along with climate change have adversely exploited the
freshwater wetland ecosystems. The environmental health of wetlands may be analysed …

We review economic research that focuses on topics connecting surface and drinking water
quality and issues in urban economics. We organize our discussion around the major …

Fisheries management is a complex task made even more challenging by rapid and
unprecedented socioecological transformations associated with climate change. The Resist …

A coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical model was applied to simulate scenarios of
classic restoration practices to address eutrophication in a cascade system comprised of six …

Elevated contaminant levels and hydrological alterations resulting from land use are
degrading aquatic ecosystems on a global scale. A range of land management actions may …

An extensive literature documents the economic benefits associated with improving the
quality of inland surface waters, including lakes, streams, and rivers. Efforts to do so in urban …

Sensitivity and identifiability analyses are a standard practice in modeling applications to
investigate the relative importance of model components that control the system's behavior …