An increase in the temperature and the acidification of the aquatic environment are among
the many consequences of global warming. Climate change can also negatively affect …

A vast literature has already demonstrated that pharmaceutical drugs exert negative impacts
on aquatic organisms but data is sparse on the occurrence of these contaminants in marine …

Pharmaceuticals are nowadays recognized as a threat for aquatic ecosystems. The growing
consumption of these compounds and the enhancement of human health in the past two …

Inappropriate processing and disposal of electronic waste contributes to the contamination
of aquatic systems by various types of pollutants such as the rare-earth elements (REE) in …

There is a growing interest in evaluating the presence of pharmaceutical residues and their
metabolites in aquatic biota. In this study, twenty pharmaceuticals, including carbamazepine …

Unravelling the adverse outcomes of pharmaceuticals mixture represents a research priority
to characterize the risk for marine ecosystems. The present study investigated, for the first …

Plastic debris has been reaching the world's oceans since it started being used. Multiple
studies have been addressing the effects of microplastics in various organisms but, despite …

Pharmaceuticals and their metabolites are continuously invading the marine environment
due to their input from the land such as their disposal into the drains and sewers which is …

Contaminants of emerging concern and ocean changes are key environmental stressors for
marine species with possibly synergistic, but still unexplored, deleterious effects. In the …

Organisms in marine systems are exposed to multiple stressors that create a range of
associated environmental and ecotoxicological risks. Examples of stressors include …