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期刊名:Estuaries and coasts

缩写:ESTUAR COAST

ISSN:1559-2723

e-ISSN:1559-2731

IF/分区:2.4/Q2

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Marcus W Beck,Edward T Sherwood,Rebecca R Murphy et al. Marcus W Beck et al.
Changing climatic conditions that can alter physical characteristics of surface waters may limit the effectiveness of conventional approaches to nutrient management. This study evaluated the competing effects of nutrient loads and changing ...
Janet B Walker,Rachel S Smith,Kathryn M Beheshti et al. Janet B Walker et al.
Vegetation surveys provide key information for evaluating functions within and across estuaries. However, survey methods and analyses are often highly variable, site-specific, and driven by monitoring program goals and objectives, making re...
Alyssa A Outhwaite,Francisca N Santana,Georgie V Ferguson et al. Alyssa A Outhwaite et al.
Co-production is increasingly recognized as a transformative approach to addressing environmental and societal challenges; however, key questions remain about how academic and Indigenous partnerships adapt and endure. Existing co-production...
Eleonora Saccon,Suzanne J M H Hulscher,Tjeerd J Bouma et al. Eleonora Saccon et al.
Climate change and human activities are increasing salt intrusion into estuaries worldwide. This is threatening the last remaining temperate freshwater floodplain forests, which are vulnerable to sea level rise and more extreme river discha...
C Wigand,S Ayvazian,N Bartolucci et al. C Wigand et al.
Vegetated coastal lagoons provide carbon dioxide (CO2) uptake and are often inventoried as blue carbon (C) sinks. We measured greenhouse gas (GHG) fluxes, CO2, methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O), at the water-air interface in dominant h...
Robin Klomp,Anna J Wallenius,Niels A G M van Helmond et al. Robin Klomp et al.
Methane (CH4) is a strong greenhouse gas that, in marine sediments, is produced via methanogenesis and removed via oxidation with electron acceptors such as oxygen, sulfate and metal oxides. This study assesses the potential for manganese d...
Kelly M San Antonio,Wei Wu,Matthew B Bethel Kelly M San Antonio
Coastal wetland predictions typically depend on biophysical models that incorporate geomorphological, hydrological, and vegetation dynamics. However, such models are rooted in scientific knowledge (SK), and can often exclude specific local ...
Juliet Vallejo,Evelyn Roozee,Dongkyu Kim et al. Juliet Vallejo et al.
It is well known that publications with collaborators from external institutions increase citations. This effect scales with spatial distance. There are also many barriers to long-distance collaborations, including linguistic differences, f...
Rilee D Sanders,Adam K Obaza,David W Ginsburg et al. Rilee D Sanders et al.
Seagrasses are marine angiosperms that function as ecosystem engineers, forming complex structure that enhance nearshore environments. Globally, seagrass habitats are threatened by intensifying impacts from climate change, which exacerbate ...
J M Arriola,R G Najjar,H Briceño et al. J M Arriola et al.
Subtropical estuaries worldwide are facing increasing pressure from human population growth, development, and climate change. Carbon is a useful currency for understanding how estuaries respond to these pressures and yet relatively little i...