Renewable energy sectors have been rapidly growing over the last three decades due to
the environmental concerns regarding fossil fuels and increasing demand of energy by …

Offshore wind energy is a fast growing sector of renewable energies worldwide. This will
change the marine environment and thus, a wide range of environmental impacts of offshore …

Metals, many of which are potentially toxic, are present in the aquatic environment
originated from both natural and anthropogenic sources. In these ecosystems, these …

Aluminium (Al) is a common chemical element released into the aquatic environment from
the Earth's crust and many anthropogenic activities. It may be present in various dissolved …

Recent studies indicate that aluminum (Al) could play an important role in the ocean carbon
cycle by increasing phytoplankton carbon fixation and reducing organic carbon …

Background Cathodic protection by sacrificial anodes composed of aluminum-zinc-indium
alloys is often applied to protect offshore support structures of wind turbines from corrosion …

The extensive use of aluminum (Al) poses an escalating ecological risk to aquatic
ecosystems. The epiphytic biofilm on submerged plant leaves plays a crucial role in the …

Aluminium (Al) water pollution is an increasing environmental problem and comprehensive
analysis of toxic responses of aquatic primary producer organisms is imperative. We …

In contrast to substantial studies and established knowledge of aluminum (Al) effects (mainly
toxicity) on freshwater organisms and terrestrial plants, and even on human health, only a …

Thallium (Tl) is a priority pollutant regulated by the US EPA. It is also a critical element
commonly used in high technology industries; with an increasing demand for …