Abstract
Summary In this study we assess long- and short term temporal variations in the impact of acid sulfate (a.s.) soils on river water quality. We demonstrate how such variations depend on changes in hydrological conditions driven by land use, meteorological variations and potential changes in climate with important implications on mitigation strategies, water ecology and utilization of water resources. Quality of river water discharging into the Larsmo-Oja Lake in Midwestern Finland was studied by using long term water data collected during 1963–2009. Acid sulfate soils are extremely acidic soils (pH
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