ArticleJournal of hydrology. Regional studies2025
Long term changes in the quality of the aquatic environment of thermally polluted Lake Licheńskie, Central Poland.
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Study region: Central Europe, Gniezno Lake District, Poland. Study focus: The purpose of this study is to depict and explain long-term trends in surface water temperatures (LSWT) and chemical composition in Lake Licheńskie (LLi), which since 1960s has been involved in a cooling system of two electric power plants (PP) and thus has been prone to thermal pollution (TP). For the analyses we used 24-year long stationary monitoring and satellite data. New hydrological insights for the region: We estimated that LLi was 3.81°C warmer than natural lakes in the region and demonstrated that the TP displayed spatial and seasonal variability. The data shows that owing to a reduction in the PP activity the LSWT has constantly been decreasing at a rate of 0.09°C·y
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