Human activities and climate change threaten coldwater organisms in freshwater
ecosystems by causing rivers and streams to warm, increasing the intensity and frequency of …

Small‐island populations disproportionately rely on fresh groundwater resources, which are
increasingly threatened by salinization from changing ocean and climate conditions. This …

Oceanic storms can strongly disturb the physical and biogeochemical conditions of
transitional coastal waters. Impacts of extreme oceanic storms on coastal ecosystems have …

The export of anthropogenic nitrate to coastal waters, which depends on the interplay
between many factors such as land use and meteorological forcing, is a rising concern in …

Aquifers on small islands are at risk of salinization due to low elevations and limited
adaptive capacity, and present risks will be exacerbated by climate change. Most studies …

Groundwater is critical for maintaining stream baseflow and thermal stability; however, the
influence of groundwater on streamflow has been difficult to evaluate at broad spatial scales …

Coastal communities utilize tidal water sources; existing surface water does not meet clean
water standards, and communities are greatly affected by current water use. Managing …

Soil temperature is an important environmental factor affecting biogeochemical processes in
salt marshes and further wetland ecological functions. This study conducted field …

Thermal mapping of surface waters and the land surface via UAVs offers exciting
opportunities in many scientific disciplines; however, unresolved issues persist related to …

The eastern coastline of the Gulf of Trieste (north-eastern Adriatic Sea, Italy) is characterized
by the occurrence of coastal and submarine freshwater springs of karstic origin. In one of …