The impact of low-density polyethylene (LDPE) microplastics (< 100 μm; P100-A P100-B,
P100-C, 100–200 μm; P200, 200–500 μm; P500) on Acropora formosa was investigated …

The geomorphic template of streams and rivers exerts strong controls on the structure and
function of aquatic ecosystems. However, relationships between stream geomorphology and …

Rivers and streams affected by mining activities often receive short-term sharp salinity
increases due to water-soluble stockpiled materials being washed into receiving water …

Anthropogenic litter (solid manufactured waste) is an understudied but pervasive element of
river systems worldwide. Its physical structure generally differs from natural substrates, such …

Human activities have greatly increased the salt concentration of the world's rivers, and this
might be amplified by water scarcity in the future. While the lethal effects of salinity have …

Artificial additions of nutrients of differing forms such as salmon carcasses and analog
pellets (ie pasteurized fishmeal) have been proposed as a means of stimulating aquatic …

Quantifying the spatial and temporal dynamics of stream metabolism across stream
networks is key to understanding carbon cycling and stream food web ecology. To better …

In spite of being a widespread activity causing the salinization of rivers worldwide, the
impact of potash mining on river ecosystems is poorly understood. Here we used a …

We conducted bioassays of nutrient limitation to understand how macronutrients and the
position of streams relative to lakes control nitrogen (N2) fixation and periphytic biomass in …

Conservation and restoration of riparian vegetation in agricultural landscapes has had
mixed success at protecting in‐stream habitat, potentially due to the mismatch between …