Cañedo-Argüelles, Miguel; Hawkins, C.P.; Kefford, Ben; Schäfer, R.B.; Dyack, B.J.; Brucet Balmaña, Sandra; Buchwaleter, D.; Dunlop, J.; Frör, O.; Lazorchak, J.; Coring, Eckhard; Fernandez, H.R.; Goodfellow, W.; González Achem, A.L.; Hatfield-Dodds, S.; Karimov, B.K.; Mensah, P.; Olson, J.R.; Piscart, C.; Prat, Narcís; Ponsá Salas, Sergio; Schulz, C.J.; Timpano, A.J.
(AAAS, 2016)
Many human activities—like agriculture and resource extraction—are increasing the total concentration of dissolved inorganic salts (i.e., salinity) in freshwaters. Increasing salinity can have adverse effects on human ...