Barry Husk, Paul Julian, Dana Simon, Nicolas Tromas, Dawson Phan, Kristin Painter, Helen Baulch, Sébastien Sauvé
Anthropogenic eutrophication remains a critical global issue, significantly impacting surface water quality. Numerous regions have implemented beneficial management practices to combat agricultural nonpoint pollution, often evaluating efficacy at the field scale, but not downstream. In this study, we conducted an extensive, 11-year (2010-2020), all-season, weekly monitoring program in a small, shallow, hypereutrophic lake and main tributary located in a cold climate, northern temperate zone, within a predominantly agricultural-forested mesoscale watershed...
February 20, 2024: Journal of Environmental Management