Expanding the European water Framework Directive indicators to address long-term climate change impacts on lakes using mechanistic lake models

Climate change is altering lake ecosystems at an unprecedented rate, disrupting thermal regimes, biogeochemical cycles, and key ecological functions essential for human use such as drinking water, fisheries, and recreational activities. However, climate effects are often studied in isolation and ove...

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Main Authors:	L.M.V. Soares, M. Thouillot, V. Frossard, O. Desgué-Itier, C. Barouillet, Y. Baulaz, J.-C. Clément, I. Domaizon, J.-M. Dorioz, C. Goulon, J. Guillard, S. Jacquet, E. Réalis, V. Tran Khac, J.-P. Jenny
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier 2025-03-01
Series:	Ecological Indicators
Subjects:	Process-based model Ecological-Quality Ratio (EQR) Forecasting Climate change
Online Access:	http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1470160X25001499
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Expanding the European water Framework Directive indicators to address long-term climate change impacts on lakes using mechanistic lake models

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