Contaminant pathways of antibiotics in the global aquatic ... the world’s river systems, and 3,300 tonnes (11%) may arrive at the world’s oceans or inland sinks (such as lakes or reservoirs).

Human consumption of antibiotics increased by 65% between 2000 and 2015. These drugs are not completely metabolized while passing through the body ...

A global modeling study found that 8,500 tonnes of antibiotics from human use alone enter rivers annually, threatening ...

Human consumption of antibiotics increased by 65% between 2000 and 2015. These drugs are not completely metabolized while ...

The success of Nigeria’s blue economy will depend not only on sound policy, data-driven planning, but also on robust public ...

The presence of antibiotic residues in the environment, and the impact that those residues may have on aquatic microbial ...

But it‘s often divided into five regions when we talk about it: the Pacific, Atlantic, Arctic, Indian and Southern oceans. Ocean life is part of the aquatic ... ox-bow lakes, river mouth and ...

Fifty-three lakes and streams will receive the $1.1 million in funding through the Lake and River Enhancement Program ... and protecting Indiana's native aquatic ecosystem. While these efforts are ...

Experts have long blamed the decline of the Coorong on decades of over-extraction of water to irrigate the Murray–Darling ...

Communities must be educated on managing plastic waste responsibly and keeping it away from oceans, rivers, and lakes to protect ecosystems and livelihoods ... surface waters, and aquatic species in ...