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ILLEGAL CONSTRUCTIONS IN COASTAL AREAS. PALERMO’S SEASIDE

2012

Strategies to qualify coastal settings must be focused on the evaluation of seaside even in terms of sustainable tourism increasing. Projecting and operating to realize these aims means: to stimulate an eco-compatible behaviour even through new law instruments aimed to reach quality standards, to activate an ecological net of receptive structures, to realize suistable instruments to periodically monitor places the control the environmental impact. In this way, the present study analyzes the problems of Palermo’s seaside, attacked by urbanization and wild speculation, expressing on the forecast of urban plans and on eco-compatible usage strategies

architectural teghnology building recovery coastal areas seasideSettore ICAR/12 - Tecnologia Dell'Architettura
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Urban growth (1956-2006) and soil degradation by soil sealing in the municipality of Valencia

2011

15 páginas, 6 figuras, 2 tablas.

dinámica espacio-temporalDynamique spatiale et temporalescôte méditerranéenne.Soil sealingGeography Planning and DevelopmentUrbanizationGeografía físicaáreas litorales mediterráneasSpatial and temporal dynamicCôte méditerranéenneMediterranean coastal areas.sellado antropogénicoUrban StudiesGeografía regionalCroissance urbaineMediterranean coastal areasUrbanizaciónScellé artificiel du sol
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First Assessment of Plasticizers in Marine Coastal Litter-Feeder Fauna in the Mediterranean Sea

2021

Micro and nanoplastics are harmful to marine life due to their high level of fragmentation and resistance to degradation. Over the past two decades, marine coastal sediment has shown an increasing amount of microplastics being a sort of trap for debris wastes or chemicals. In such an environment some species may be successful candidates to be used as monitors of environmental and health hazards and can be considered a mirror of threats of natural habitats. Such species play a key role in the food web of littoral systems since they are litter-feeders, and are prey for fishes or higher trophic level species. A preliminary investigation was conducted on five species of small-sized amphipod cru…

0106 biological sciencesMicroplasticsmarine litterHealth Toxicology and MutagenesisFaunaMarine life010501 environmental scienceslcsh:Chemical technologyToxicologycoastal areas010603 evolutionary biology01 natural sciencesArticleplastic pollutionMediterranean seaMarine debrisMediterranean Sealcsh:TP1-11850105 earth and related environmental sciencesTrophic levelChemical Health and Safetyplastic pollution; marine litter; coastal areas; Crustacea Amphipoda; Mediterranean SeaEcologyFood webCrustacea AmphipodaEnvironmental sciencePlastic pollutionToxics
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Eco-physiological response of two marine bivalves to acute exposition to commercial Bt-based pesticide

2013

Microbial products based on the entomopathogenic bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) are among the most common biopesticides used worldwide to suppress insect pests in forests, horticulture and agricultural crops. Some of the effects of commercial Bt have been recorded for terrestrial and freshwater non-target organisms but little research is available on marine fauna. Nevertheless, due to the contiguity of agro-ecosystems and coastal habitats, marine fauna may be highly influenced by this control method. We studied the effect of a commercial Bt product on the physiological and ecological responses and the energy budget of two of the most frequent marine intertidal bivalves in the Mediter…

Settore BIO/07 - EcologiaBiopesticidesBiological pollutionFaunaBacillus thuringiensisSettore BIO/05 - ZoologiaAlien speciesBrachidontes pharaonisAquatic ScienceBiologyOceanographyBacillus thuringiensisAgricultural coastal areasAnimalsBacillus thuringiensiBrachidontes pharaoniEcosystemPesticidesAlien specieBiological pollutionAgricultural coastal areas; Alien species; Bacillus thuringiensis; Biological pollution; Biopesticides; Brachidontes pharaonis; Mytilaster minimusBacillus thuringiensis; Mytilaster minimus; Brachidontes pharaonis; Biological pollution; Biopesticides; Alien species; Agricultural coastal areasbusiness.industryEcologyMytilaster minimusPest controlHeartFeeding BehaviorGeneral MedicinePesticideMytilaster minimusbiology.organism_classificationPollutionBivalviaAgricultural coastal areaBiopesticideBiopesticideEnergy MetabolismbusinessWater Pollutants ChemicalMarine Environmental Research
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