The environmental fate of hazardous hydrophobic pollutants in the marine environment is
strongly influenced by organic carbon (OC) cycling. As an example, the seasonality in …

Sediments polluted by historical emissions from anthropogenic point sources are common in
industrialized parts of the world and pose a potential threat to the function of aquatic …

Deposits of contaminated wood fiber waste (fiberbanks), originating from sawmills and pulp
and paper industries, have been found in the aquatic environment in boreal countries. In-situ …

The aim of this study was to test the impact of replacing vegetable oils commonly used in the
feed of Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) with biomass of the oleaginous yeast Rhodotorula …

Coastal regions globally have experienced widespread anthropogenic eutrophication in
recent decades. Loading of autochthonous carbon to coastal sediments enhances the …

Unregulated discharges of wastewater from pulp and paper factories resulted in the
formation of relatively thick organic (cellulose) rich sediments in shallow waters along the …

Anthropogenic geology (AG) is the study of geological materials and morphologies created,
reshaped, or otherwise modified by humans and human activity. Geologists and geological …

In several locations along Sweden's northern Baltic coast there are deposits of contaminated
fibrous sediments that are known as fiberbanks. Historically, these anthropogenic fiberbanks …

Greenhouse gas (GHGs) emissions from inland waters constitute an important part of the
global carbon (C) cycle. However, the effects of different water-use patterns on GHG …