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July 2024
Frontiers in Environmental Science. - 12(2024), Art. 1450224
Editorial: Environmental citizen studies in freshwater science
July 2024
Environmental Science & Technology. - 58(2024)29, 12846-12852
Meta-ecosystem Frameworks Can Enhance Control of the Biotic Transport of Microplastics
July 2024
Ambio. - 54(2024), 428-447
Temperatures and hypolimnetic oxygen in German lakes: Observations, future trends and adaptation potential
A study of oxygen and temperature trends in 46 German lakes showed that temperatures have risen mainly at the surface, but not in the deep water. This led to increased stratification and lower oxygen concentrations. Scenarios showed that these effects of climate change on oxygen content could be compensated by reducing nutrients.
July 2024
Journal of Hazardous Materials. - 472(2024), Art. 134574
Decoding the molecular concerto: Toxicotranscriptomic evaluation of microplastic and nanoplastic impacts on aquatic organisms
July 2024
Environmental Research. - 252(2024)4, Art. 119126
Metabarcoding reveals potentially mixotrophic flagellates and picophytoplankton as key groups of phytoplankton in the Elbe estuary
July 2024
NanoImpact. - 35(2024), Art. 100514
Analytical methods for quantifying PS and PVC Nanoplastic attachment to activated sludge Bacteria and their impact on community structure
June 2024
Water. - 16(2023)13, Art. 1872
Modelling Current-State N- and P-Fluxes into Surface Waters in Germany
June 2024
Endangered Species Research. - 54(2024), 239-244
First record of a Critically Endangered species, European sturgeon, in the stomach of harbor porpoises from the North Sea
June 2024
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London : Ser. B, Biological Sciences. - 379(2024)1907, Art. 20230129
Dispersal evolution alters evolutionmediated priority effects in a metacommunity
June 2024
Communications Biology. - 7(2024), Art. 671
Reducing the fatal attraction of nocturnal insects using tailored and shielded road lights
In a transdisciplinary study, a research team led by IGB has developed insect-friendly street lighting and tested it in the Dark Sky Reserve Westhavelland as well as in three German municipalities. Tailored and shielded street lamps make the light source almost invisible outside the illuminated area and significantly reduces the lethal attraction for flying insects in different environments.