… Subjects who live near busy roadways are more likely to suffer from respiratory and allergic conditions than people who live 300 m or more away from such roadways (Delfino, 2002, …
… – productivity and transport – because foraminifers do not live on or in the sandy bottom near … macroalgae, or in the transition zone between the crest and the reef moat (1.3 kg m −2 year …
… health of the Chañaral population living near a beach massively contaminated with mining … material (PM2.5) and in sedimented dust (SD) in school and residential microenvironments. …
… in other high vulnerability zones in Southern California that population growth near the … and bluffs rise in flat terraces, allowing for easy development, that people want to live near the …
… One difference between the two areas is that at Dolphin Beach, the sandy beach is less rich in species than nearby mangrove swamps, whereas at Lizard Island, more species were …
… Our discovery indicates that the Burmese amber forest was living near a dynamic and shifting … fell to the beach from coastal trees, picking up terrestrial arthropods and beach shells and, …
… These data may have important implications for asthmatics who live and/or work in coastal areas. First, Florida red tide aerosols may cause health effects that last beyond an acute …
… beach users’ perception into beach certification and include users’ needs and wishes in the design of beach … did not live near the beach, while at Oceanside almost 50% of users lived …
… and coastal recession alone 15 . With dense populations living near the coast now 16 and likely in the future 17 , pressure to continue development alongshore and to protect existing …
… As one female informant in her 70s (she no longer lives in the area but is discussing how she uses the beach during her visit and how she used it when she did live nearby) advises that …