Coastal groundwater (CGW) is a critical water resource for many communities and can be a
key part of coastal ecosystems. Owing to its location, CGW faces both terrestrial and marine …

This review study investigated the response of low-inflow estuaries (LIEs) to dam releases
as this type of estuary is particularly sensitive to freshwater inflow modification. LIEs occur in …

Here we define, for the first time, the concept of estuarine squeeze and lay out
recommendations for the consistent use of terminology for this new but critical research …

Shallow gas is generally extensively distributed in the Holocene muddy sediments and gas
seepage has been increasingly reported to induce geohazards in coastal seas, but controls …

The effect of an estuarine dam located near the mouth for a range of estuarine types
(strongly stratified, partially mixed, periodically stratified, and well-mixed) has been studied …

Estuaries have great ecological and economic value and sustain both population and
economic growth. Global‐scale analyses suggest that human activities drive estuarine area …

Around the world, estuaries have been partially or completely closed-off from the sea and
their number may increase with rising sea levels. Concurrently, there is a trend to …

Coastal embayments provide vital benefits to both nature and humans alike in the form of
ecosystem services, access to waterways, and general aesthetic appeal. These coastal …

Estuarine dams are constructed in estuaries for reasons such as freshwater, flood control,
and navigation. By changing tidal and river properties, estuarine dams can change the …

The Nakdong Estuary of Korea is a dramatic example of an urban estuary that has been
heavily developed with the installation of two estuarine dams and approximately 17 km2 of …