In summary, extreme events  affect lakes in terms of water temperature, water level, light, oxygen concentrations and nutrient dynamics, which, in turn, affect primary production, fish communities and GHG emissions . These impacts are modified by levels of solar radiation, wind speed and precipitation . Droughts have a negative impact on water quality in streams and lakes by increasing water temperature, salinity, the frequency of algal blooms and contaminant concentrations, and reducing concentrations of nutrients and dissolved oxygen  . Understanding how these pressures subsequently cascade through freshwater ecosystems will be essential
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