This review summarized the past and current studies on forest nutrient export and existing
watershed water quality models that are capable of predicting nutrient loadings from forest …

Climate change and permafrost thaw may impact the mobilization of terrestrial dissolved
organic carbon (DOC), mercury (Hg), and neurotoxic methylmercury (MeHg) into aquatic …

Co‐loading of mercury (Hg) with dissolved organic carbon (DOC) is a key driver of the
observed spatial and temporal Hg patterns among aquatic ecosystems. Their strong …

Boreal rivers transport and process large amounts of organic and inorganic materials
derived from their catchments, yet quantitative estimates and patterns of carbon (C) transport …

Abstract The eastern James Bay (EJB) coast harbors numerous rivers, but there is a dearth
of knowledge concerning dissolved organic matter (DOM) in the downstream coastal water …

Indigenous-driven and community-partnered research projects seeking to develop salient,
legitimate, and credible knowledge bases for environmental decision-making require a …

In subarctic marine environments, nutrient stocks are replenished through physical and
biogeochemical processes in winter, largely setting an upper limit on new primary …

Coastal rivers represent an important flux of mercury (Hg) to marine systems, but large
uncertainties remain due to a lack of field data in key regions of the northern hemisphere …

In Arctic marine environments, the renewal of surface nutrient stocks through physical and
biogeochemical processes during winter is critical to support primary production later in the …

La matière organique dissoute chromophorique (CDOM) influence la répartition de la
lumière et la biogéochimie dans les milieux aquatiques. Les eaux côtières directement …