Shallow coastal sediments help control the flow of energy and nutrients from land to ocean. Because oxygen penetrates only a ...

Shallow coastal sediments help control the flow of energy and nutrients from land to ocean. Because oxygen penetrates only a few millimeters below the surface, microbes living in this environment ...

Coastal areas, which carry over 50% of the world's population, are essential to humankind because they offer abundant ...

Wading into the marsh, shovels and buckets in hand, the researchers and their students collected cordgrass along with the muddy sediment ... between plants and microbes in coastal ecosystems ...

"It is estimated that in coastal waters and ... and the activity of these microbes is clearly visible in environments such as mudflats, where the sediment only a few millimetres below the surface ...

The size and morphology of coastal dunes is dependent on the complex interaction between controlling winds, sediment supply, and the geomorphology of the nearshore and beach environment.

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The movement of sediment into the back beach environment often results in the formation of coastal dunes. Aa Aa Aa For large-scale coastal dune development there needs to be a suitable wind regime ...

By using nuclear and isotopic techniques, scientists can analyse natural environmental archives like marine sediments, shells and corals to create a history of coastal pollution. Contaminants which ...

Coastal wetlands also store carbon in marine sediments, keeping it underground ... Methane is naturally produced by microbes that live in wetland soils. But as wetland conditions change, the ...