Pollutants from aerosols and river run-off are changing the marine phosphorus cycle in coastal areas.

Recent research has highlighted the effects of human-induced pollutants on the marine phosphorus cycle within coastal seas, shedding new light on the repercussions of human activities on coastal ecosystems. Click to read more...

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