1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf00476871
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Assessing biological recovery of acid-sensitive lakes in Ontario, Canada

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“…Recently, the focus of acidification studies in some areas has been changing, from assessing damage to investigating recovery (Minns et al 1990;Schindler et al 1991;McNicol et al 1995). Studies in the large area of northeastern Ontario, Canada, affected by the Sudbury smelter emissions (Keller 1992) have clearly demonstrated that reductions in acid deposition can lead to biological recovery in aquatic ecosystems (MacIsaac et al 1986;Gunn & Keller 1990;Griffiths & Keller 1992;Keller et al 1992 a ;Nicholls et al 1992;.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, the focus of acidification studies in some areas has been changing, from assessing damage to investigating recovery (Minns et al 1990;Schindler et al 1991;McNicol et al 1995). Studies in the large area of northeastern Ontario, Canada, affected by the Sudbury smelter emissions (Keller 1992) have clearly demonstrated that reductions in acid deposition can lead to biological recovery in aquatic ecosystems (MacIsaac et al 1986;Gunn & Keller 1990;Griffiths & Keller 1992;Keller et al 1992 a ;Nicholls et al 1992;.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Rask et al (2014) concluded that many Perch populations that were affected by acid deposition or became extinct in Finland by the end of 1980s have recovered following the chemical recovery of acidified lakes. This may have negative effects on duck populations, especially on Goldeneyes (McNicol et al 1995, Rask et al 2001. Interestingly, the breeding population of the Goldeneye in Finland has decreased since the mid-1990s (Pöysä et al 2013).…”
Section: Fish-duck Competition In a Changing Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…linkage of S0 2 émission inventory data with a continental-scale atmospheric transport, source-receptor model (OLSON étal, 1983), steady-state water chemistry models (LAM et al 1994), fisheries and zooplankton response models (DOKA étal. 1997), and/or wildlife response models (MCNICOL et al 1995a). …”
Section: Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%