Heavy metals (HMs) and metalloid occur naturally and are found throughout the Earth's crust
but they are discharged into aquatic environments at high concentrations by human …

Heavy metals are the natural constituents of the Earth's crust, found in very low
concentrations; however, human activities such as industrial waste discharges, agricultural …

Heavy metal pollution is a serious environmental problem in the marine ecosystem.
Thereinto, marine transportation activities have gradually become an important source of …

A comprehensive environmental assessment of the Abu Zenima coast, Egypt, was done by
evaluating the heavy metal pollutant levels in sediments, marine seashells, and seawater …

Coral reefs maintain extraordinary biodiversity and provide protection from tsunamis and
storm surge, but inshore coral reef health is degrading in many regions due to deteriorating …

Oil pollution can release trace metals (TMs) with cumulative toxicity into seawater, harming
marine ecosystems in the long term. However, the lack of studies has inhibited our …

Coral trace element proxies of terrestrial runoff are widely applied to document and quantify
historical changes in river discharge, constituent loads and land disturbance. However …

As a typical contaminant in fossil fuels, vanadium has undergone dramatically increase due
to the impacts from human activities. The excessive anthropogenic vanadium emissions …

For the global oceans, the characteristics of high‐resolution climate changes during the last
millennium remain uncertain because of the limited availability of proxy data. This study …

In recent decades, vanadium (V) levels in the environment have dramatically increased and
will continue to rise alarmingly in the future. Conventional methods for assessing oceanic V …