Barrie Bonsal

Abstract Freshwater quality is a pillar of water security worldwide as countries are becoming increasingly impacted by contaminants and nutrient loads from human activity, as well as landscape and climate changes. Reliable water quality predictions play a fundamental role in tackling this problem. However, water quality predictions are currently unavailable for most global rivers and lakes, including those in Canada.

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