Faecal pollution in aquatic environments is a worldwide public health concern, yet the reliability and comprehensiveness of the methods used to assess faecal contamination are …
F Berrilli, RA Papini, A Barlaam, G Normanno… - Environmental …, 2023 - Elsevier
Abstract The Mediterranean Sea is considered a “litmus paper” of pollution risks for any parameter, including faecal contamination. Giardia duodenalis is one of the most important …
More than 80% of wastewaters are discharged into rivers or seas, with a negative impact on water quality along the coast due to the presence of potential pathogens of faecal origin …
Coastal zones are exposed to various anthropogenic impacts, such as different types of wastewater pollution, eg, treated wastewater discharges, leakage from sewage systems …
SD Steinbacher, A Ameen, K Demeter, D Lun, J Derx… - Water Research, 2024 - Elsevier
The contribution of ships to the microbial faecal pollution status of water bodies is largely unknown but frequently of human health concern. No methodology for a comprehensive and …
The transport of a variety of pollutants from agricultural, industrial and urbanised areas makes rivers major contributors to the contamination of coastal marine environments. Too …
GD O'Mullan, AR Juhl, R Reichert, E Schneider… - Science of the total …, 2019 - Elsevier
Estuarine and coastal waterways are commonly monitored for fecal and sewage contamination to protect recreator health and ecosystem functions. Such monitoring …
A comparative study of the two northeastern ports of the Adriatic Sea indicated that the port of Rijeka is microbiologically more loaded than the port of Pula and posing a greater threat …
Numerous anthropogenic activities take place within or nearby ports, thereby increasing environmental pressure in coastal zone that become the final destination of many …