Urbanization and human-led development have increased more rapidly along shorelines
and in coastal watersheds than inland regions over the past century. The result of major land …

Coastal hazard is rarely driven by only one source, as exemplified by the compound
flooding from Hurricane Harvey in Galveston Bay in 2017. A 3D creek-to-ocean model is …

Flow-regulated discharges of water from control structures into estuaries result in hydrologic
and water chemistry conditions that impact spatial and temporal variability in the structure …

Hurricane Harvey (category four storm) made landfall along the coast of Texas (United
States) and then stalled out over Texas and Louisiana, releasing 1.29× 1011 m3 of …

Hurricane Harvey was the wettest hurricane in US history bringing record rainfall and
widespread flooding in Houston, TX. The resulting storm-and floodwaters largely emptied …

Phytoplankton are one of the key players in the ocean and contribute approximately 50% to
global primary production. They serve as the basis for marine food webs, drive chemical …

In the face of rapidly changing climate and increasing natural and anthropogenic
disturbances, the long-term dynamics of coastal ecosystems in relation to hurricanes and …

Arid subtropical climates often oscillate between drought and wet conditions, leading to a
“flood or famine” paradigm for estuarine freshwater inflow, in which sporadic storm events …

Low freshwater inflow estuaries are common worldwide, yet our understanding of
phytoplankton dynamics in these systems is limited compared to river-influenced estuaries …

Tropical cyclones represent a substantial disturbance to water quality in coastal ecosystems
via storm surge, winds, and flooding. However, evidence to date suggests that the impacts of …