Mediterranean Basin ecosystems, their unique biodiversity, and the key services they
provide are currently at risk due to air pollution and climate change, yet only a limited …

The growing human population concentrated in urban areas lead to the increase of road
traffic and artificial areas, consequently enhancing air pollution and urban heat island …

Stable nitrogen isotope composition (δ 15 N) offers new opportunities to address the long-
standing and ongoing controversy regarding the origins of ambient ammonia (NH 3), a vital …

Surrogate concepts are used in all sub-disciplines of environmental science. However,
controversy remains regarding the extent to which surrogates are useful for resolving …

As an essential nutrient element for biological growth and metabolism, sulfur is closely
interlinked with the carbon and nitrogen cycles, and it is one of the limiting elements for …

Nanoparticles (NPs) exhibit high reactivity and mobility in the environment, and a significant
capacity to penetrate living organisms, potentially leading to harmful effects. Volcanoes are …

Atmospheric dust pollution, especially particulate matter below 2.5 μm, causes 3.3 million
premature deaths per year worldwide. Although pollution sources are increasingly well …

Air quality affects both ecosystems and human health. To assess the effects of air pollution,
spatially explicit information of pollutants is needed. Atmospheric chemistry transport models …

The isotope biogeochemistry of bioindicators has widely demonstrated its added value in
environmental issues by allowing to precisely identify sources of contamination. Most of the …

In the past decade, interest in boosting the collection of data on environmental pollutants
while reducing costs has spurred intensive research into passive samplers, instruments that …