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Despite a relatively short residence time of water in many shallow, semi-enclosed estuaries, phytoplankton blooms in nutrient enriched systems are a common phenomenon. This poses the question how is it possible to have phytoplankton populations bloom in response to local conditions of shallow estuaries, if the water residence times are similar to cell division times? To address this paradox we used...
Eutrophication in the coastal zone has largely been driven by changing land use practices that lead to nutrient-enhanced runoff. While in most studies the overland component of this nutrient vector has been well documented, the role of groundwater in coastal nutrient mass balances is often poorly constrained. Here, we used radium isotopes to quantify SGD and associated nutrient fluxes to the Caloosahatchee...
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