Lakes

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  Subject Areas on Research

  • Abundance of water bodies is critical to guide mosquito larval control interventions and predict risk of mosquito-borne diseases. 
  • Beyond Selenium: Coal Combustion Residuals Lead to Multielement Enrichment in Receiving Lake Food Webs. 
  • Cyanobacterial Blooms Are Not a Result of Positive Selection by Freshwater Eutrophication. 
  • Dissolved Reactive Phosphorus Loads to Western Lake Erie: The Hidden Influence of Nanoparticles. 
  • Ecology. Cleaner lakes are dirtier lakes. 
  • Legacy of Coal Combustion: Widespread Contamination of Lake Sediments and Implications for Chronic Risks to Aquatic Ecosystems. 
  • Morphological characteristics of urban water bodies: mechanisms of change and implications for ecosystem function. 
  • Multiscale gigapixel photography. 
  • Policy-driven changes in enclosure fisheries of large lakes in the Yangtze Plain: Evidence from satellite imagery. 
  • Selenium Ecotoxicology in Freshwater Lakes Receiving Coal Combustion Residual Effluents: A North Carolina Example. 
  • The Trait Repertoire Enabling Cyanobacteria to Bloom Assessed through Comparative Genomic Complexity and Metatranscriptomics. 
  • The emergent interactions that govern biodiversity change. 
  • The impact of coal combustion residue effluent on water resources: a North Carolina example 
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  Keywords of People

  • Hsu-Kim, Heileen, Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  • Pan, William Kuang-Yao, Elizabeth Brooks Reid and Whitelaw Reid Associate Professor, Environmental Sciences and Policy
  • Vengosh, Avner, Nicholas Distinguished Professor of Environmental Quality, Nicholas Institute-Energy Initiative