Salt pollution is a threat to freshwater ecosystems. Anthropogenic salt inputs increase lake
and stream salinity, and consequently change aquatic ecosystem structure and function …

Salinization is a global threat to freshwater habitats that has been intensified by climate
change. Monitoring, assessment and management of salinity is therefore essential. The first …

Freshwater ecosystems are becoming saltier due to human activities. The effects of
increased salinity can lead to cascading trophic interactions, affecting ecosystem functioning …

In the present study, acute stress responses of adult female Notopterus chitala were
scrutinized by antioxidant status and inflammation reaction in the gill and liver at five …

As a specific ecological factor of the aquatic environment, salinity can significantly affect
intestinal and intestinal microbial homeostasis, which play essential roles in maintaining …

Although coastal ecosystems are naturally submitted to temporal variations of salinity,
salinization has been increasing over time threatening coastal biodiversity. Species that …

Urban stormwater quality has been sampled and chemically analyzed in the city of
Arequipa, southern Peru. Stormwater samples generated from a 0.04 km 2 drainage area in …

Simple Summary Salinity is a key environmental driver for many aquatic animals and can
regulate biological characteristics such as growth, reproductive behavior, and survival …

Global commodity trade and the transportation of goods rely heavily on shipping. But the
discharge of large quantities of hypersaline ballast water carried by maritime vessels into …

Elevation in water salinity can threaten the spermatogenesis and fertility of freshwater
animals. The role of the renin–angiotensin system (RAS) in regulating spermatogenesis has …