rivers
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Europe’s Rivers Show Signs of Improvement But Face New Threats
River regulation, invasive animal and plant species, global climate change, and pollution—humans are severely impacting the ecosystems of rivers and streams. Read more here.
Latest Research Articles
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Metal Mining Contaminates Rivers and Floodplains Across the World
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River Deoxygenation: Nearly 800 Warming Rivers are Losing More Oxygen Faster Than Oceans [Study]
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Low Water Levels Reported at Italy's Lakes and Rivers After Months of Heatwaves and Droughts
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California Rivers Turn Deadly Cold as Heatwaves Cause Massive Snowmelt; Officials Warn Locals Against Jumping In
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England’s Rivers Need Urgent Action To Protect Public Health and Wildlife
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Ohio River Follows Colorado River in List of Most Endangered Rivers, 2023
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Feral Cows Damage Rivers in New Mexico, Officials Issue Kill Order
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Non-profit Organization Takes Action on the Increasing Pollution on Rivers and Waterways
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Cow Waste Slurry From Livestock Farming and Fertilizer Pollutes UK Rivers Up to 300 Times in 2021, EA
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Microplastic Pollution Could Lead to Environmental Risks in Dhaka's River and Lakes, Study Reveals
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Study: Antibiotic Resistance in Rivers Can Be Exacerbated by Heavy Metal Contamination
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Globally, the Environmental Capabilities of Streams and Rivers Have Been Seriously Harmed According to Researchers
