Early historical forest clearance caused major degradation of water quality at Lake Væng, Denmark
Authors:
- Ole BennikeOBOle Bennike
- Bent Vad OdgaardBOBent Vad Odgaard
- Heather MoorhouseHMHeather Moorhouse
- Suzanne McGowanSMSuzanne McGowan
- Marie-Louise Siggaard-AndersenMSMarie-Louise Siggaard-Andersen
- Benjamin L. TurnerBTBenjamin L. Turner
- Anders SchomackerASAnders Schomacker
- Søren JessenSJSøren Jessen
- Jolanta KazmierczakJKJolanta Kazmierczak
- Jesper OlsenJOJesper Olsen
- Peter RasmussenPRPeter Rasmussen
- Jacob KidmoseJKJacob Kidmose
- 1 September 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Anthropocene
- Vol. 35
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Funding Information
- Geocenter Danmark
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