Aluminium (Al) is a common chemical element released into the aquatic environment from
the Earth's crust and many anthropogenic activities. It may be present in various dissolved …

The use of non-forced multi-compartmented exposure systems has gained importance in the
assessment of the contamination-driven spatial avoidance response. This new paradigm of …

Environmental context There is potential for a range of metals being used in emerging
industries to pose a risk if they reach aquatic environments. This is assessed by evaluating …

The impact of offshore constructions on the marine environment is unknown in many
aspects. The application of Al-and Zn-based galvanic anodes as corrosion protection results …

Toxicity thresholds for dissolved oil applied in tropical ocean risk assessments are largely
based on the sensitivities of temperate and/or freshwater species. To explore the suitability …

The use of limpets of the genus Patella as indicators of environmental quality is a priori
promising, but few data are available in relation to their sensitivity to toxicants or their ability …

Abstract Contamination of the Technology Critical Elements (TCE) through e-wastes and
beach plastic wastes are some of the attributes to the recent rise in marine pollution. A …

The mining and processing of nickel ores from tropical regions contributes 40% of the global
supply. The potential impact of these activities on tropical marine ecosystems is poorly …

A need exists for appropriate tools to evaluate risk and monitor potential effects of
contaminants in tropical marine environments, as currently impact assessments are …

The world's most productive bauxite mines and alumina refineries are located in tropical or
sub-tropical regions. The discharge water from alumina refineries can contain elevated …