Developing a new system to monitor greenhouse gases in remote river headwaters
How can the fluxes of these gases be continuously monitored in river headwater areas that are difficult to access and where access to electricity and
How can the fluxes of these gases be continuously monitored in river headwater areas that are difficult to access and where access to electricity and
An international study involving CEAB-CSIC, published in Nature Communications, has reached this conclusion. The analysis of 85 lakes across the globe identified 200 threatened species
In October 1985, the Centre for Advanced Studies of Blanes (CEAB-CSIC) was inaugurated. Forty years later, it has established itself as an internationally recognised centre
A new study reveals that these ecosystems, in addition to storing carbon, retain hazardous pollutants, including heavy metals such as mercury. The research estimates that
A study published in Science shows that the exposed sediments of the desiccated Aral Sea have already released vast amounts of carbon dioxide since 1960,
The new report in the CSIC’s Science for Policy collection, Invasive alien species: ecological and socio-economic challenges for public policy-making, brings together and synthesises current
Fifty scientists from 17 countries, including researchers from CEAB-CSIC, have reached a consensus on a document aimed at policymakers, managers and civil society that brings
The Government of Catalonia is promoting the Strategic Plan for the Restoration of Catalonia’s Marine Ecosystems (PEREMCAT). More than €3 million will be allocated over
A study published in Marine Pollution Bulletin presents the first joint inventory of carbon stored in seagrass meadows and coastal salt marshes in Spain and
The Spanish Long-Term Ecological Research network, LTER-Spain, is entering a new phase with a change in its coordination. Researcher Esperança Gacia, from the Centre for
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