Salinization, a widespread threat to the structure and ecological functioning of inland and
coastal wetlands, is currently occurring at an unprecedented rate and geographic scale. The …

The occurrence of anaerobic oxidation of methane (AOM) and trace methane oxidation
(TMO) was investigated in a freshwater natural gas source. Sediment samples were taken …

Salinization and eutrophication are nearly ubiquitous in watersheds with human activity.
Despite the known impacts of the freshwater salinization syndrome (FSS) to organisms, we …

Paludiculture, sustainable and climate-smart land use of formerly drained, rewetted organic
soils, can produce significant biomass in peatlands whilst potentially restoring several …

Environmental changes can alter the interactions between biotic and abiotic ecosystem
components in tidal wetlands and therefore impact important ecosystem functions. The …

Globally, coastal lowlands are becoming more saline by the combined effects of sea level
rise, land subsidence and altered hydrological and climatic conditions. Although salinization …

Salt accumulation and salinisation of coastal soils is a global issue. Further, climate change
is likely to increase the amount of land affected by salinity due to the increasing frequency …

Tidal freshwater ecosystems experience acute seawater intrusion associated with periodic
droughts, but are expected to become chronically salinized as sea level rises. Here we …

Eutrophication of wetlands caused by urban, industrial and agricultural run-off is an
important environmental problem. Eutrophication is characterized by excessive plant and …

Azolla spp., a water fern often used for phytoremediation, is a strong phosphorus (P)
accumulator due to its high growth rate and N2 fixing symbionts (diazotrophs). It is known …