The pollution of water and food through human waste and anthropogenic activities,
including industrial waste and agricultural runoff, is a mounting problem worldwide. Water …

Nutrient enrichment is a major cause of water eutrophication, and variations in nutrient
enrichment are influenced by environmental changes and anthropogenic activities …

Eutrophication with the sustained occurrence of harmful algal blooms (HABs) has been
widely recognized since the 1990s as one of the largest drinking water quality issues in the …

An increase in riverine nutrient fluxes significantly influences the estuarine ecosystem. This
study collected nutrient data in most of China's rivers from 1963 to 2015 to estimate the …

This study used 16S rRNA gene-based pyrosequencing (16S-pyrotag) to investigate both
planktonic and benthic bacterial communities in two main tributaries (North River and West …

Eutrophication and harmful algal blooms (HAB) have become the primary water quality
concerns in China. A comprehensive analysis was conducted using a dataset obtained from …

An unpolluted environment is essential for optimum human health. Water polluted with
microbes causes noticeable diarrheal diseases, whereas chemical and toxic contaminations …

Cyanobacterial bloom challenges the aquatic ecosystem and ecological restoration is an
effective approach for cyanobacterial bloom control, but the change of aquatic community …

Estuaries are areas of both freshwater and seawater that are partially enclosed with contact
to the open sea and a flow of fresh water. Although the Jiulong River Estuary has a relatively …

Nitrogen, a key limiter in lake eutrophication, presents serious threats to both human health
and ecological balance. Despite its non-optically active nature, this study introduces an …