Browsing by Subject "paleolimnology"
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Evaluating bio indicator response to recovery from anthropogenic acid deposition in a drinking water source in Halifax, Nova Scotia
(2022-04-13)Little is known about the biological response to anthropogenic acidification in Atlantic Canada. A multi-proxy paleolimnological investigation of Pockwock Lake, the main drinking water supply for the City of Halifax, was ... -
PALEOLIMNOLOGY AS A QUANTITATIVE INDICATOR OF ECOSYSTEM VULNERABILITY
(2021-08-20)External stressors to freshwater systems present challenges for management. Stress can exacerbate ecosystem vulnerability, which is a result of numerous components, making quantifying vulnerability logistically difficult. ... -
Using Integrated Environmental Change Study Methods to Understand Factors Influencing Harmful Algae Blooms in a Rural Headwater Lake
(2021-08-13)Eutrophication and algae production are an important lake management issue in rural Nova Scotia. In the past decade, there have been increasing instances of harmful algae bloom (HAB) events in previously unaffected surface ...