Abstract The TRopical Oil Pollution Investigations in Coastal Systems (TROPICS)
experiment, conducted on the Caribbean coast of Panama, has become one of the most …

The COVID-19 pandemic has been the greatest global public health threat of the 21st
century. Additionally, it has been challenging for the Brazilian shores that were recently …

Oil spills remain a persistent threat to marine life, but their long-term effects across different
taxonomic groups are poorly understood. Few ecosystem models can predict the long-term …

The risk assessment for the environmental impact of oil spills in Australia is often conducted
in part using a combination of spill mapping and toxicological thresholds derived from …

A large-scale oil spill along the northeastern Brazilian coast in 2019–2020 severely
impacted primary manatee habitats in Brazil. This study aimed to assess metal and metalloid …

The interconnected nearshore habitats of the northern Gulf of Mexico provide refuge and
feeding opportunities for fish and wildlife, including open water, shoreline, and terrestrial …

Abstract The northcentral Gulf of Mexico (nGoM) encompasses a range of environments that
support a speciose predatory assemblage. Large predatory species are often viewed as …

Oil spills have recognized impacts on seagrass ecosystems worldwide, with the extent of
damage influenced by factors, such as duration of exposure, oil characteristics, response …

Nearshore coastal ecosystems are among the most productive environments on the planet
but are threatened as a result of sea level rise, human development and pollution. These …

Microphytobenthic communities play a significant role in nutrient modulation, sediment
stabilization, and primary production in seagrass beds, which provide various ecosystem …