Oil spills pose significant threats to marine and freshwater environments, impacting
ecosystems and drinking water sources. The present review incorporated an up‐to‐date …

The recovery and reestablishment times of mangrove forests exposed to oil are highly
dependent on the oil type and oil-related contaminant levels in water and sediments, spill …

Oil spills cause long-lasting mangrove loss, threatening their conservation and ecosystem
services worldwide. Oil spills impact mangrove forests at various spatial and temporal …

Mangrove forests are threatened by natural and anthropogenic factors resulting in their
degradation and the loss of the ecosystem services they provide. The analysis of …

The most extensive oil spill ever recorded in tropical oceans occurred between August 2019
and March 2020, affecting approximately 3000 km of the Brazilian coast. This study …

Mangroves are prone to biotic and abiotic stressors of natural and anthropogenic origin, of
which oil pollution is one of the most harmful. Yet the response of mangrove species to acute …

Tropical seascapes rely on the feedback relationships among mangrove forests, seagrass
meadows, and coral reefs, as they mutually facilitate and enhance each other's functionality …

Oil spills have recognized impacts on seagrass ecosystems worldwide, with the extent of
damage influenced by factors, such as duration of exposure, oil characteristics, response …

The frequent occurrence of oil spills and the massive discharge of oily wastewater pose a
significant threat to sustainable and healthy human development. Therefore, it is of …

An exceptional rise in population, urbanization and human activities associated with
modernization has increased pollutants to critical levels. These pollutants are in different …