Atmospheric and Fluvial Nutrients Fuel Algal Blooms in the East China Sea

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Marine Science, January 2017

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Increasing Factory and Auto Emissions Disrupt Natural Cycle in East China Sea | Lab Manager

Lab Manager , 02 Feb 2017

Elements and metals fall from sky, affecting marine ecosystems, UCI-led study finds UCI professor Katherine Mackey (right) and…

Increasing factory and auto emissions disrupt natural cycle in East China Sea

Environmental News Network, 01 Feb 2017

From: University of California - Irvine Published February 1, 2017 09:54 AM China’s rapid ascent to global economic superpower…

Increasing factory and auto emissions disrupt natural cycle in East China Sea - Technology Org

Technology.org, 01 Feb 2017

China’s rapid ascent to global economic superpower is taking a toll on some of its ancient ways.

News story from Eurasia Review on Wednesday 01 February 2017

Eurasia Review, 01 Feb 2017

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