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期刊名:Science of the total environment

缩写:SCI TOTAL ENVIRON

ISSN:0048-9697

e-ISSN:1879-1026

IF/分区:8.0/Q1

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The evolving coastal flood hazards in the Arctic remain poorly categorized due to sparse observations, leaving it unclear when and where storm-driven water levels are intensifying or what physical processes drive them. Here we use a 45-year...
C Falzone,A C Romain C Falzone
Urban planning must increasingly integrate air quality considerations in alignment with Sustainable Development Goal 11. However, existing tools for assessing the impact of urban developments on air quality are either technically demanding ...
Julia Quaicoe,Justice Camillus Mensah,Mabel Annim Julia Quaicoe
Ghana's 550 km coastline is naturally susceptible to erosion. Yet, the role of mangrove connectivity in mitigating this vulnerability remains poorly quantified, while mangrove deforestation compromises coastal resilience by removing organic...
Perla Irasema Rivadeneyra García,Caterina Dabalà,Francesca Coccon et al. Perla Irasema Rivadeneyra García et al.
The Venice Lagoon has experienced a long-term decline of salt marsh habitats due to sediment deficit, morphological deepening, increased hydrodynamic exposure, and human-induced alterations to lagoon processes. Identifying suitable location...
Johanna Buss,Christine Achten Johanna Buss
The presence of organic micropollutants in highly modified lowland rivers is a growing concern for the environment and human health. This study employs both target and non-target analysis over two years with high spatiotemporal resolution i...
Hugo Reis Medeiros,Ben R Collison,Kevin Ferris et al. Hugo Reis Medeiros et al.
Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) populations continue to experience significant declines across the North Atlantic due to a myriad of factors including acidification, invasive species, and warming waters related to climate change. Temperature ...