Beschreibung
Inhaltsangabe1. Global Climate Change.- 2. Water Resources in a Changing Climate.- 3. The Sensitivity of Methane Emissions from Northern Freshwater Wetlands to Global Warming.- 4. Reciprocal Interactions Among Lakes, Large Rivers, and Climate.- 5. Regional Hydrologic Response to Climate Change: An Ecological Perspective.- 6. Geological Mediation of Stream Flow and Sediment and Solute Loading to Stream Ecosystems Due to Climate Change.- 7. Climate Change and the Life Histories and Biogeography of Aquatic Insects in Eastern North America.- 8. Modification of Terrestrial-Aquatic Interactions by a Changing Climate.- 9. Climate Change and Alaskan Rivers and Streams.- 10. Responses of Arid-Land Streams to Changing Climate.- 11. Interactions Between Drying and the Hyporheic Zone of a Desert Stream.- 12. Streams in Semiarid Regions as Sensitive Indicators of Global Climate Change.- 13. Remote Sensing Applications for Freshwater Systems.- 14. Problems of Long-Term Monitoring of Lotic Ecosystems.- 15. Troubled Waters of Greenhouse Earth: Summary and Synthesis.