We review the state‐of‐the‐art of cross‐disciplinary knowledge on phosphorus (P) cycling in
temperate forest ecosystems, focused at studies from hydrology, biology, biogeochemistry …

The Sudbury region of northeastern Ontario, Canada, provides one of the world's best
examples of the resilience of aquatic ecosystems after reductions in atmospheric …

Widespread use of NaCl for road deicing has caused increased chloride concentrations in
lakes near urban centers and areas of high road density. Chloride can be toxic, and water …

Excess phosphorus from agricultural intensification has contributed to the eutrophication of
rivers and lakes worldwide, including the transboundary Laurentian Great Lakes Basin …

Stream nutrient concentrations exhibit marked temporal variation due to hydrology and other
factors such as the seasonality of biological processes. Many water quality monitoring …

Water quality of freshwater lakes within the Laurentian Great Lakes region is vulnerable to
degradation owing to multiple environmental stressors including climate change, alterations …

Global environmental changes are causing widespread nutrient depletion, declines in the
ratio of dissolved inorganic nitrogen (N) to total phosphorus (DIN: TP), and increases in both …

We present an analysis of long-term (1988–2013; 26 years) total phosphorus (TP)
concentration trends in 81 Swedish boreal lakes subject to minimal anthropogenic …

Boreal peatlands are major catchment sources of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and
nutrients and thus strongly regulate the landscape carbon balance, aquatic food webs, and …

Freshwater chemistry across the circumpolar region was characterised using a pan‐Arctic
data set from 1,032 lake and 482 river stations. Temporal trends were estimated for Early …