A collaborative study between the University of East Anglia and the Ocean University of China has identified the ‘Anthropogenic Nitrogen Pump’ effect in coastal seas. This phenomenon, driven by human activities, leads to an imbalance in nitrogen and phosphorus levels, affecting the growth and type of microalgae.
New research has unveiled the ‘ Anthropogenic Nitrogen Pump ’ effect in coastal seas . This phenomenon, driven by human activities like economic development, leads to an imbalance in nitrogen and phosphorus levels, affecting the growth and type of microalgae. A collaborative study between the University of East Anglia and the Ocean University of China has identified the ‘ Anthropogenic Nitrogen Pump ’ in coastal seas .
This process, resulting from human-induced nutrient imbalance, causes phytoplankton to alter their nutrient consumption, impacting coastal biodiversity and ecosystem services. New research into the marine phosphorus cycle is deepening our understanding of the impact of human activities on ecosystems in coastal seas. The research, co-led by the University of East Anglia, in partnership with the Sino-UK Joint Research Centre at the Ocean University of China, looked at the impact of aerosols and river run-off on microalgae in the coastal waters of Chin
Research Anthropogenic Nitrogen Pump Coastal Seas Human Activities Nitrogen Phosphorus Microalgae Nutrient Imbalance Biodiversity Ecosystem Services Marine Phosphorus Cycle Aerosols River Run-Off China
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