While the sentinel nature of freshwater systems is now well recognized, widespread
integration of freshwater processes and patterns into our understanding of broader climate …

Heating temperature (HT) during forest fires is a critical factor in regulating the quantity and
quality of pyrogenic dissolved organic matter (DOM). However, the temperature thresholds …

Earth's lakes at northern latitudes are mostly ice‐covered in winter. When lake water freezes,
some organic matter dissolved in the water is excluded from the ice. We performed …

The period of freezing is an important phenological characteristic of lakes in the Northern
Hemisphere, exhibiting higher sensitivity to regional climate changes and aiding in the …

Arctic landscapes are characterised by their numerous ponds and lakes. With increased
climate warming and consequent changes in hydrological connectivity, the ecology of many …

Climate change is causing seasonally ice‐covered lakes of the boreal region to undergo
changes in their winter regime by altering patterns of precipitation and temperature, often …

The Arctic is the fastest warming biome on the planet, and environmental changes are
having striking effects on freshwater ecosystems that may impact the regional carbon cycle …

Freshwater fish production depends on the production and use of polyunsaturated fatty
acids (n‐3 and n‐6 PUFA) from lower trophic levels. Here, we aimed to identify the main …

Previous laboratory studies developed a conceptual model based on elevated non-volatile
dissolved organic carbon (NVDOC) concentrations after photodegradation and subsequent …

High-mountain ecosystems are experiencing the acute effects of climate change, most
visibly through glacier recession and the greening of the terrestrial environment. The …