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In the Northeastern USA, multiple anthropogenic stressors, including changing nutrient loads, accelerated sea level rise, and altered climatic patterns, are co-occurring and are likely to influence salt marsh nitrogen (N) dynamics. We conducted a multiple-stressor mesocosm experiment to assess impacts of climate change and nutrient load on N uptake by the ecosystem dominant species. The New England...
Coastal wetlands, well recognized for their ecosystem services, have faced many threats throughout the USA and elsewhere. While managers require good information on the net impact of these combined stressors on wetlands, little such information exists. We conducted a 4-month mesocosm study to analyze the multiple stressor effects of precipitation changes, sea level rise, and eutrophication on the...
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