An integrated lake-catchment approach to reconstruct land use changes and pollution history at Aqualate Mere, Central England, UK

Keyphrases

• Lake Catchment 100%
• Agriculture 100%
• Mineral Magnetics 100%
• Land Use Change 100%
• Roman Period 100%
• Central England 100%
• Catchment-based Approach 100%
• Change History 100%
• Pollution History 100%
• Cesium-137 (137Cs) 50%
• Catchment Management 50%
• Management Strategy 50%
• High-resolution 50%
• Radionuclides 50%
• 210Pb Dating 50%
• Magnetic Signature 50%
• Prehistoric Times 50%
• Metallurgy 50%
• Late Bronze Age 50%
• Environmental Change 50%
• Lake Sediments 50%
• Lead Pollution 50%
• Human Activities 50%
• Atmospheric Pollution 50%
• Non-pollen Palynomorphs 50%
• Historical Documentary 50%
• Holocene Environmental Change 50%
• Recent Changes 50%
• Eutrophic Conditions 50%
• Internal Processes 50%
• Past 200 Years 50%
• Magnetic Data 50%
• Water Depth 50%
• Iron Oxide 50%
• Diatoms 50%
• Tree Plantations 50%
• Woodland Clearance 50%
• Sediment Chemistry 50%
• Shallow Lakes 50%
• Spheroidal Carbonaceous Particles 50%
• National Nature Reserve 50%
• Pollution Load 50%
• Landscape Trees 50%
• Anabaena 50%
• Autochthonous 50%
• Last Glacial Period 50%
• Sites of Special Scientific Interest 50%
• Human Impact 50%
• Influences of Human Activities 50%
• Late Prehistoric 50%
• Documentary Evidence 50%
• Cyanobacteria 50%
• Kettle Hole 50%
• Industrial Pollution 50%
• Multiproxy Data 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Anabaena 50%