(1) Ennore Creek mangroves (affected by fertilizer effluents and crude oil discharges) and (2) Adyar estuary mangroves (affected by the discharges of organic and industrial wastes), covering monthly and seasonal variations. The results indicate annual average CH 4 emissions of 7.4, 5.02 and 15.4...
Our results also highlight the impact of human activities on future emission of methane from the mangrove ecosystems. 展开 关键词: Mangroves - Methane efflux - Anthropogenic alterations - Emission inventory for mangroves DOI: 10.1007/PL00011537 被引量: 75 ...
Tracking Human Disturbance in Mangroves: Estimating Harvest Rates on a Micronesian Island Disturbance is an integral component in mangrove forest dynamics, influencing forest structure, composition, and function. The impacts of human disturbance... Hauff, R D,Ewel, K C,J Jack - 《Wetlands Ecology ...
For last several years interferences in mangroves under pressure of urbanization and industrialization along coastal ecosystem, have historically been favored sites for sewage disposal, industrial effluents which have contributed to soil, water and plant contamination. Oil from spills, transport, and refiner...
Nearly all countries saw increases in cumulative impacts in their coastal waters, as did all ecosystems, with coral reefs, seagrasses and mangroves at most risk. Mitigation of stressors most contributing to increases in overall cumulative impacts is urgently needed to sustain healthy oceans....
lostofhabitatorniche –Exposethesoiltoincreaseerosion–Tropicalforestdecrease0.6%peryear,temperateforestnosignificantchange Tropicaldeforestation Thelossoftropicalrainforestcreateslocalenvironmentalproblemofenormousmagnitude,butfortheworld’speopletheimpacts,suchasclimatechange,arelong-term.Forestmanagement ...
within the mangrove biome, neither GHM, HFP or our method assesses if mangrove trees are still present. (Another complication for mangroves is that they exist in small patches on the coastline and due to variation in coastline delineation across data sets, some were ruled as NoData – see Met...
The western sector, with an extremely low density of mangroves, showed considerable variations in the soil parameters. This may have far-reaching negative consequences on the biotic community in the western Indian Sundarbans as mangroves serve as bio-buffers against acidification in the tropical ...
J. et al. Impacts of climate change on the world's most exceptional ecoregions. Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA 108, 2306–2311 (2011). ADS CAS PubMed Google Scholar McKee, K. L., Cahoon, D. R. & Feller, I. C. Caribbean mangroves adjust to rising sea level through biotic controls ...
Conserving certain species such as mangroves and drought resistant crops can reduce the disastrous impacts of climate change effects such as flooding and famine. The conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity can strengthen ecosystem resilience, improving the ability of ecosystems to provide critical...