Subsurface storage of hydrogen, eg in depleted oil and gas fields (DOGF), is suggested as a
means to overcome imbalances between supply and demand in the renewable energy …

It is generally considered that nitrogen availability is one of the major factors regulating
primary production in temperate coastal marine environments. Coastal regions often receive …

Coastal Ecosystem Processes, written by the renowned marine scientist Daniel Alongi,
describes how pelagic and benthic food webs, from beaches and tidal flats to the continental …

Nutrient loading to coastal bay ecosystems is of a similar magnitude as that to deeper, river-
fed estuaries, yet our understanding of the eutrophication process in these shallow systems …

The dominant process adding nitrogen (N) to the ocean, di-nitrogen (N2) fixation, is
mediated by prokaryotes (diazotrophs) sensitive to a variety of environmental factors. In …

The rhizosphere sediments of seagrasses are generally a site of intense nitrogen fixation
activity and this can provide a significant source of “new” nitrogen for the growth of the …

A literature review of the effects of the reducing conditions of the sediment on seagrass
metabolism, growth and survival, and of the morphological and physiological adaptations …

The succession of primary producer communities in coastal lagoons is analysed in the light
of the regime shift theory. Pristine coastal lagoons are considered to be dominated by …

Large-scale declines in seagrass vegetation have been frequently observed in recent
decades. Many of these declines can be traced to the reduction of light levels in the water …

The term 'nutrient'applies to any material that, taken into a living organism, serves to sustain
it in its existence, promoting growth, replacing losses, or providing energy. In the framework …