Lakes are important ecosystems providing various ecosystem services. Stressors such as
eutrophication or climate change, however, threaten their ecological functions. National and …

Recent technological developments have increased the number of variables being
monitored in lakes and reservoirs using automatic high frequency monitoring (AHFM) …

We quantify main ecosystem services (ie the contribution of ecosystems to human well-
being) provided by rivers, lakes, coastal waters and connected ecosystems (riparian areas …

Humans have increased the discharge of pollution, altered water flow regime and modified
the morphology of rivers. All these actions have resulted in multiple pressures on freshwater …

The aim of European water policy is to achieve good ecological status in all rivers, lakes,
coastal and transitional waters by 2027. Currently, more than half of water bodies are in a …

European countries have defined> 1000 national river types and> 400 national lake types to
implement the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD). In addition, common river and lake …

Nutrient targets based on pressure-response models are essential for defining ambitions
and managing eutrophication. However, the scale of biogeographical variation in these …

Freshwaters face multiple environmental problems including eutrophication, acidification,
salinization, and climate-change, all of which can lead to impairment of ecosystem structure …

Monitoring the qualitative status of freshwaters is an important goal of the international
community, as stated in the Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs) indicator 6.3. 2 on good …

Whilst a diverse array of phosphorus (P)-adsorbent materials is currently available for
application to freshwater aquatic systems, selection of the most appropriate P-adsorbents …