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reactive transport models used to simulate the transport of hydrocarbons. The authors hope …

Abstract The Canadian Arctic is a large and diverse geographic area that encompasses a
wide variety of environmental conditions and ecosystems. Over recent decades, marine …

The long‐term dynamics of microbial communities across geographic, hydrographic, and
biogeochemical gradients in the Arctic Ocean are largely unknown. To address this, we …

After marine oil spills, natural processes like photooxidation and biodegradation can remove
the oil from the environment. However, these processes are strongly influenced by …

There is a renewed interest in hydrocarbon biodegradation in Arctic seawaters due to
increasing ship traffic and risk for oil spills. Most studies, however, fail to address the effect of …

The accelerated decline in Arctic sea-ice cover and duration is enabling the opening of
Arctic marine passages and improving access to natural resources. The increasing …

Shoreline oiling poses a risk to coastal ecosystems and resources. Understanding the
natural attenuation potential and impact of different sediment types is important for choosing …

Microbial nitrogen guilds play crucial roles in the oceanic nitrogen cycle, but their
composition and importance across specific depths and conditions remain unclear. In this …