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A Decade of Change in the Skidaway River Estuary. III. Plankton

Peter G. Verity, Auteur ; David G. Borkman, Auteur

Dans Estuaries and Coasts (33(2) MAR 2010)

The Skidaway River estuary, GA (USA), a tidally dominated subtropical system surrounded by extensive Spartina salt marshes, is experiencing steady increases in nutrients, chlorophyll, and particulate matter and decline in dissolved oxygen, assoc[...]

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Non-linear Responses of a Coastal Aquatic Ecosystem to Large Decreases in Nutrient and Organic Loadings

David I. Taylor, Auteur ; Candace A. Oviatt, Auteur ; David G. Borkman, Auteur

Dans Estuaries and Coasts (34(4) JUL 2011)

Between 1991 and 2000, Boston Harbor, a bay-estuary in the northeast USA, experienced a decrease in loadings of total nitrogen (TN), total phosphorus (TP), and particulate organic carbon (PC) of between similar to 80% and similar to 90%. The ave[...]

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Phytoplankton Patterns in Massachusetts Bay-1992-2007

Carlton D. Hunt, Auteur ; David G. Borkman, Auteur ; P. Scott Libby, Auteur ; Richard Lacouture, Auteur ; Jefferson T. Turner, Auteur ; Michael J. Mickelson, Auteur

Dans Estuaries and Coasts (33(2) MAR 2010)

The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) conducts a comprehensive multidisciplinary monitoring program in Massachusetts Bay, Cape Cod Bay, and Boston Harbor to assess the environmental effects of a relocated secondary-treated effluent [...]

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