Climate change, biodiversity loss, and chemical pollution are planetary‐scale emergencies
requiring urgent mitigation actions. As these “triple crises” are deeply interlinked, they need …

The sustainable use of water resources requires clear guidelines for the management of
diffuse pollution inputs to rivers. Without informed guidelines, management decisions are …

The water and habitat quality in Panamanian streams and rivers are being degraded by
agriculture, urbanization, industrial activities, mining, and other forms of development. Thus …

Urbanisation poses a clear threat to tropical freshwater streams, yet fundamental knowledge
gaps hinder our ability to effectively conserve stream biodiversity and preserve ecosystem …

The study of metals mobility derived from mining activities in an ultramafic lithology is limited.
This study investigates the effects of distance on potentially toxic metals such as Co, Cu, Fe …

Tropical forests are declining at unprecedented rates in favour of agriculture, and streams
can be severely impacted due to effects of multiple stressors that have rarely been …

Shredders play a major ecological role in temperate streams, but their numerical importance
is highly variable within the tropics. Detailed studies on the diets of tropical stream …

The current gold rush experienced by the Guiana shield is profoundly disturbing freshwater
ecosystems. Indeed, streams act as receptors for the water that drains gold mining sites and …

Nutrient dynamics based on field observations made along the eastern Hainan Island during
the period 2006–2009 were investigated to understand nutrient biogeochemical processes …

Natural and anthropogenic disturbances commonly alter patterns of biodiversity and
ecosystem functioning. However, how networks of interacting species respond to these …