The combination of the current sea level rise (SLR) and an increase in the frequency and
severity of sea storm events and surges, will have important environmental impacts on …

A total of 58 articles were retrieved for this review and after a rigorous selection process, 37
articles provided relevant data on metal concentrations in various marine organisms …

Purpose The increasing frequency and intensity of the extreme weather events could cause
devastating consequences in tourism. Climate change–related extreme weather events and …

The review article compiles studies on heavy metals and trace elements in anemones from
marine environments, excluding lab-based studies. Out of 33 articles, 12 were included …

Islands are isolated systems that depend on maritime trade for their subsistence. Efficient,
durable and structurally reliable port infrastructures are essential for the economic and …

Abstract The Tamil Nadu state of India possesses a vast coastline of 1076​ km and is highly
vulnerable to many climate change-induced natural hazards. It is essential to evaluate the …

Only in very special circumstances can new beaches develop due to natural processes in
areas where they did not exist before. One such circumstance is related to volcanic …

This study was conducted on Manoka Island (Littoral Region of Cameroon) with the aim of
analyzing climate change vulnerability and local adaptation strategies based on the local …

With increasing urban expansion and population growth, coastal urban areas will be
increasingly affected by climate change impacts such as extreme storm events, sea level …

Tourism and climate change are closely related elements of geographical space. Tourism is
one of the causal agents of climate change, as it generates transformations in land use and …