Titlebook: Global Change and River Ecosystems - Implications for Structure, Function and Ecosystem Services; R. Jan Stevenson,Sergi Sabater Book 2010

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39715-9ion, protection of reference stations and of unique or undisturbed aquatic resources is imperative, though the scope of protection options is limited. Projections indicate that encroaching land use will affect 36–48% of current reference surface waters by the year 2100. The interpretation of biologi

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Six Good Reasons for an IT Strategycience in particular have advanced greatly in the last 40 years, gaps remain between what we know and what environmental managers need to know to protect and restore aquatic resources. We argue that detailed quantitative relationships among human activities, contaminants, habitat alterations, and ec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2421-2nvironments, in methane emission to the atmosphere and in providing ecosystem services associated with their high biological productivity. These ecosystem functions entail biogeochemical processes that will be influenced by climate change. Evidence for recent climate-driven changes in tropical river

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