Abstract Eutrophication has been identified as the primary cause of water quality deterioration in inland waters worldwide, often associated with algal blooms or fish kills. can be controlled through watershed management and in-lake measures. An extreme heatwave event, its impact on mineralization rates internal nutrient loading (phosphorus—P, nitrogen—N), could counteract eutrophication contro...

Abstract Wet heatwaves can have more impact on human health than hot dry heatwaves. However, changes in these received little scientific attention. Using the ECMWF Reanalysis v5 reanalysis dataset, wet-bulb temperatures ( T w ) were used to investigate spatial-temporal variation of wet Eurasia for 1979–2017. defined as three day or longer periods when was above 90th percentile summer distributi...

There is increasing evidence that rising temperatures and heatwaves in the United Kingdom are associated with an increase heat-related mortality. However, Public Health England (PHE) Heatwave mortality monitoring reports, which use provisional death registrations to estimate during heatwaves, have not yet been evaluated. This study aims retrospectively quantify impact of on 2019 summer period u...

Compared to singular hot or wet extremes, their occurrence in close sequence might cause larger impacts, because the initial hazard either increases exposure/vulnerability of affected communities next physically worsens second hazard. Heatwave-preconditioned hourly precipitation extremes Yangtze River Valley are typical latter situation. Fueled by soaring convective energy after heatwaves' pass...