A total of 59 categories of litter items were found at 20 beaches (13 mechanically cleaned, 7
non-cleaned) in the Cádiz tourist environment, Spain. Cluster Analysis and Principal …

Coastal wetlands are key in regulating coastal carbon and nitrogen dynamics and contribute
significantly to climate change mitigation and anthropogenic nutrient reduction. We …

The literature on estuarine physical studies is vast, diverse and contains many valuable
case studies in addition to pure, process-based research. This essay is an attempt to …

Coastal environments are usually composed by heterogeneous coastal-seascape, which
can modify macroplastics accumulation dynamic. We evaluated seasonally the litter trapped …

Marine macrophytes constitute one of the most productive ecosystems on the planet, as well
as one of the most threatened by anthropogenic activities and climate change. Their …

This paper presents a study on the tidal‐fluvial interaction in the highly regulated
Guadalquivir River Estuary (SW Spain), which is occasionally subjected to high discharge …

The Guadalquivir estuary has an important place in history as mainland Europe's most
southern large river-estuary-delta system. Intensification of human pressure combined with a …

Measuring the amount of pollution is of particular importance in assessing the quality and
general condition of an ecosystem. In this paper, some of the results obtained as a …

A two-dimensional, non-linear, finite difference, hydrodynamic model was applied to the San
Pedro channel (Cadiz bay) to study the changes on tidal current asymmetries along its …

Many bays worldwide are influenced by human interventions performed in the coastal
embayment. Despite advances during recent years, the assessment and prediction of …