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期刊名:Ocean & coastal management

缩写:OCEAN COAST MANAGE

ISSN:0964-5691

e-ISSN:1873-524X

IF/分区:5.9/Q1

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Chuwei Wang,Zhihua Xu,Shuqin Li et al. Chuwei Wang et al.
The Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak took a heavy toll on the global tourism industry in 2020, and affected the value realization of coastal recreational ecosystem service. From the micro perspective, this paper combines travel...
Stuart J Campbell,Raymond Jakub,Abel Valdivia et al. Stuart J Campbell et al.
The volume and value of fish catches by Indonesia's small-scale fisheries have declined significantly since national government restrictions on travel and social distancing were imposed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Using a digital ...
Jin Liu,Ye Qi,Wenjing Lyu Jin Liu
With the COVID-19 pandemic evitably becoming the "New Normality" and will continue to impact human society much longer than anticipated, it is essential to explore effective measures that global ports can take to adapt to unexpected challen...
Bingmei Gu,Jiaguo Liu Bingmei Gu
The emergency of COVID-19 leads to almost all unnecessary activities being banned because of city lockdowns, which results in the economy and human mobility being strictly restricted. While affecting economic development, it has brought som...
Chris Houser,Brent Vlodarchyk Chris Houser
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly altered personal and group behaviors that may directly or indirectly affect other public health issues. This paper examines if and how COVID-19 indirectly influenced beach safety and drownings within the ...
Brendan Kane,Chris A B Zajchowski,Thomas R Allen et al. Brendan Kane et al.
Tourism localities worldwide continue to grapple with how best to sustain coastal visitation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Emerging epidemiological science illustrates the risk of disease transmission is lower outdoors than indoors, and exp...
Edison D Macusi,John Kenny A Rafon,Erna S Macusi Edison D Macusi
Understanding the disruption of fishing activities due to COVID-19 and closed fishing season can provide an immediate reference for policy directions that help the government direct its resources to the most affected agricultural sectors. T...
Daniela M Truchet,Natalia S Buzzi,M Belén Noceti Daniela M Truchet
The current COVID-19 pandemic is causing health and economic crises worldwide, but consequences are worse for those emerging countries with poor sanitary conditions struggling against economic recessions. Small-scale artisanal fishers (SSAF...
M Luján Bustos,Mariana I Zilio,Federico Ferrelli et al. M Luján Bustos et al.
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, there is an evident decrease in economic activity, especially in the tourism sector. On the southwest coast of the Buenos Aires Province (Argentina), coastal cities base their economy on 3S tourism. In ...
María B Alfonso,Andrés H Arias,María C Menéndez et al. María B Alfonso et al.
Plastic use and production have dramatically increased globally over the past 65 years with the improvement of life quality by the daily use of plastic products. Still, around 50% of the plastic produced is disposable products that generate...