Water is the founding fundamental of life and hence is a basic need of life. However, due to
the ever-rising population, industrialization has emerged as a global issue. This problem …

Nutrient enrichment of the aquatic system promotes eutrophication, which degrades the
aesthetic and economic value of water systems. On the other hand, the global supply of …

Freshwater microorganisms and their interactions are important drivers of nutrient cycling
that are in turn affected by nutrient status, causing shifts in microbial community diversity …

Freshwater biodiversity loss is accelerating globally, but humanity can change this trajectory
through actions that enable recovery. To be successful, these actions require coordination …

Wastewaters from fish processing cause a high organic load for municipal wastewater
treatment and can interfere with treatment operations due to their high oil and grease …

Sediment dredging is an effective means to control the endogenous pollution of lakes, which
could significantly change the concentration and composition of organic matter, especially …

The accelerated eutrophication of freshwater lakes has become an environmental problem
worldwide. Increasing numbers of studies highlight the need to incorporate functional and …

Thermocline stratification is a global threat to water quality in drinking water reservoirs,
though its underlying mechanisms are not clear. The impacts of thermocline stratification …

Calcified macroalgae are essential components of marine ecosystem, yet much of their
physiology remains to be understood. Here, the nutrient (NO3–and PO4–3) uptake …

Inefficient global nutrient (ie, phosphorus (P) and nitrogen (N)) management leads to an
increase in nutrient delivery to freshwater and coastal ecosystems and induces …