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Editorial Board Members' Collection Series: Pollutants and Climate Change, Runoff, Behaviour and Adverse Effects in Aquatic Ecosystems
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The use of synthetic chemical products, both organic and inorganic, has been important since the mid-20th century. The effects of these compounds and elements on organisms, their behavior in different environments such as aquatic systems, and the description of new disruptive technologies that mitigate their impacts are described in this work. This Special Issue demonstrates the fate of pollutants in aquatic environments, such as rivers and seas, and potential mitigation technologies. It contributes to expanding knowledge of the adverse effects of pollutants that reach aquatic environments, their fate once they enter the food chain, and the effectiveness of mitigating, including through circular economy approaches.
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Keywords
- Adriatic Sea
- algae monitoring
- aquatic pollution
- aquifer desalination
- ASE&C
- Augusta Bay
- benthic communities
- Biodegradation
- biological monitoring working party
- biomarkers
- biopolymers
- brine mining optimization
- carbon capture storage
- carbon isotopes
- Circular Economy
- CO2 enrichment
- depth
- desalination
- desert
- ecological integrity
- Ecology
- ecosystem health status
- environmental forensic
- Eutrophication
- fishing resource
- freshwater
- FTIR
- Guadalquivir River
- Heavy metals
- industrial pollution
- integrated analysis
- IRMS
- lines of evidence
- long term research
- Machine learning
- Management
- Marine pollution
- mesocosms tests
- metal contamination
- Mollusks
- n/a
- Nitrogen
- northern Adriatic Sea
- ocean acidification
- organic matrix
- PAH
- periostracum
- phosphorus
- Plankton
- Portunus segnis
- positive matrix factorization
- seawater treatment
- sediment assessment
- sediment quality guidelines
- sediment records
- sediment toxicity
- Sediments
- Shell
- shopping bags
- SIMPER analysis
- Source apportionment
- toxic equivalent quantity
- toxicity tests
- Trace metals
- Venice lagoon
- weight of evidence
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-7258-0944-8Editions