The heavily human-perturbed coastal oceans are hotspots of nitrous oxide (N2O) emission
to the atmosphere. The processes underpinning the N2O flux, however, remain poorly …

Coastal oceans are highly responsive to typhoons, making them one of the most affected
regions. However, our understanding of the impact of typhoon intensity and movement path …

With the growing problem of eutrophication in the Bohai Sea, actions have been taken to
reduce nutrient inputs, but it remains to be seen whether nutrient levels and structure have …

Increasing use of chemical dispersants for oil spills highlights the need to understand their
adverse effects on marine microalgae and nutrient assimilation because the toxic …

Marginal seas play a critical role in the earth's systems as hotspots of microbially-mediated
nitrogen (N) cycling. Meanwhile, human activities and global changes strongly impact this …

Although great efforts have been made to decrease nutrient (notably nitrogen and
phosphorus) loads and lighten related environmental damages, coastal eutrophication …

Climate change-induced alterations in temperature variation, ozone exposure, water salinity
and acidification, and hypoxia might influence immunity and thus survival in diverse groups …

Intensive anthropogenic activities, such as excessive nitrogen input and dam construction,
have altered the nitrogen cycle in the global river system. However, the focus on the source …

The potentially toxic elements (PTEs), Cu, Pb, Zn, Cd, Cr, Hg and As in the water from the
Beibu Gulf, were investigated to reveal the contaminant characteristics and assess the risks …

Submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) can be highly enriched in nutrients, especially in
bays with strong human activity, but has often been overlooked in coastal nutrient budgets …