Understanding the interactions among anthropogenic stressors is critical for effective
conservation and management of ecosystems. Freshwater scientists have invested …

Multiple stressors resulting from anthropogenic actions are increasingly recognized as a
major threat to aquatic ecosystems. In general, ecosystems change as they respond to …

Ecosystems are strongly influenced by multiple anthropogenic stressors, including a wide
range of chemicals and their mixtures. Studies on the effects of multiple stressors have …

While the general effects of agricultural land use on riverine biota are well documented, the
differential effects of specific crop types on different riverine organism groups, remain largely …

Agriculture has been identified as a main cause for more than 90% of Germany´ s rivers still
not meeting good ecological status in 2021. While many large-scale studies observed a …

The ecological risk assessment of microplastics under global warming receives increasing
attention. Yet, such studies mostly focused on increased mean temperatures (MT), ignoring …

Ecotoxicological studies considerably improved realism by assessing the toxicity of
pollutants at different temperatures. Nevertheless, they may miss key interaction patterns …

Most river ecosystems are exposed to multiple anthropogenic stressors affecting the
composition and functionality of benthic communities. Identifying main causes and detecting …

Sediment contamination and seawater warming are two major stressors to macrobenthos in
estuaries. However, little is known about their combined effects on infaunal organisms. Here …

Human‐induced stressors are impacting the oceans and reducing the biodiversity of marine
ecosystems. The many stressors affecting marine environments do not act in isolation …