Seabird species world‐wide are integral to both marine and terrestrial environments,
connecting the two systems by transporting vast quantities of marine‐derived nutrients and …

Biodiversity provides crucial but overlooked contributions to human wellbeing. One way to
call attention to these contributions is to monetise them. We have estimated that the value of …

Seabirds play critical roles on islands. By catalysing terrestrial and marine productivity
through guano nutrient input, seabirds support natural island functioning. In the Indo-Pacific …

Ammonia and ammonium have received less attention than other forms of air pollution, with
limited progress in controlling emissions at UK, European and global scales. By contrast …

The reduction of fine particles (PM 2.5) and reactive N (N r) and S (S r) species is a key
objective for air pollution control policies because of their major adverse effects on human …

Ammonia (NH 3) has significant impacts on the environment, which can influence climate
and air quality and cause acidification and eutrophication in terrestrial and aquatic …

Marine nutrients underpin productivity and functioning of oceanic island ecosystems. On
islands where they nest, seabirds represent a primary source of marine nutrients. In tropical …

An atmospheric chemistry transport model (FRAME) is used here to calculate annual UK N
deposition for the years 1990–2017, at a 1 km× 1 km resolution. Reactive nitrogen (N) …

Leaks in natural gas distribution networks are often initially detected by odor and then
localized during operators' walking surveys. The size of the enhancement detected and the …

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