Sediments can release Phosphorus (P) into overlying water under certain environmental
conditions, which may have a significant impact on water quality and result in continuous …

This work reviews the limnology of the largest multi-use reservoir in NE Brazil, the
Castanhão Reservoir in Ceará State, during 5 years of an extended drought when the …

Several challenges with disinfection byproduct (DBP) control stem from the complexity and
diversity of dissolved organic matter (DOM), which is ubiquitous in natural waters and reacts …

The review considers the methods of preparation and the main surface characteristics of
magnetic carbon-containing sorbents (MCSs) and summarizes data on the use of MCSs of …

Potable source‐water reservoirs are the main water supplies in many urbanizing regions,
yet their long‐term responses to cultural eutrophication are poorly documented in …

Benthic habitats in shallow oxbow lakes may serve as permanent nitrogen (N) sinks by
facilitating denitrification. Oxbow sediments may also accumulate nutrients through uptake …

Two lakes with different trophy, Strzeszyńskie Lake and Uzarzewskie Lake (Western
Poland), were studied in ex situ experiments with the aid of intact bottom sediment cores in …

Reservoir hydrodynamics may create heterogeneity in nitrogen (N) fixation along the
riverine–transition–lacustrine gradient. In particular, N fixation may be highest in reservoir …

Using asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation (AF4) and fluorescence parallel factor
analysis (PARAFAC), we showed physicochemical properties of chromophoric dissolved …

High phosphorus (P) in surface drainage water from agricultural and urban runoff is the main
cause of eutrophication within aquatic systems in South Florida, including the Everglades …