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ECOLOGICAL STOICHIOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM IN BEIBU GULF, CHINA
Applied Ecology and Environmental ResearchC.H. XU, G. HU, Z.H. ZHANG, C.F. ZHONG
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An assessment of wind energy potential in the Beibu Gulf considering the energy demands of the Beibu Gulf Economic Rim [PDF]
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2020 Abstract The Beibu Gulf Economic Rim of China is a key economic region in China as demonstrated by the “Beibu Gulf Cities Development Project” (2017) that plans to build a “Blue Livable Gulf” to balance environmental protection while providing sustainable economic development. This region has significant energy needs and is predicted to exhibit rapid
Aoife Foley, Xinping Chen
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Marine Environmental Research, 2012 The occurrence and distribution of eleven selected antibiotics belonging to three groups were investigated in the Beibu Gulf. In addition, the potential effects of water discharged from four rivers and aquaculture activities were analyzed.
Ruijie Zhang, Jianhui Tang, Gan Zhang
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Analysis of Wave Distribution Simulated by WAVEWATCH-III Model in Typhoons Passing Beibu Gulf, China
Atmosphere, 2018 The Beibu Gulf is an important offshore region in the South China Sea for the fishing industry and other human activities. In 2017, typhoons Doksuri and Khanun passed the Beibu Gulf in two paths, at maximum wind speeds of up to 50 m/s.
Huan Li, Yexin Sheng, Weizeng Shao
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Distribution and sources of microplastics in the Beibu Gulf using in-situ filtration technique
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2023The Beibu Gulf is a vital link between China and the ASEAN nations, and microplastic contamination is rising due to fast growth, coastal life, fisheries, and mariculture. The abundance, distribution, and source analyses were conducted at 25 sample points for this study.
Xiaofeng Gao +2 more
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Comprehensive risk assessment of marine radioactivity in the Beibu Gulf of Guangxi
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2021In this paper, a marine environmental sensitivity index system was constructed based on three factors: the marine biological species sensitivity, the marine ecological value sensitivity and the social and economic sensitivity. Combined with numerical simulations of 137Cs in the Beibu Gulf under the condition of a level-7 nuclear accident, a ...
Jialin, Ni +5 more
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Review of the circulation in the Beibu Gulf, South China Sea
Continental Shelf Research, 2017Abstract Although Beibu Gulf holds a significant geographical location and is rich in fishery resources, it has attracted only limited attention from researchers in recent decades. This study summarizes the conclusions based on the observations and model results regarding the circulation and cold water mass in the Beibu Gulf to provide a reference ...
Jingsong Gao
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Modeling the circulation and sediment transport in the Beibu Gulf
Acta Oceanologica Sinica, 2017Water circulation and sediment transport in the Beibu Gulf are important for its environmental protection and resource exploitation. By employing the Regional Ocean Modeling System (ROMS), we studied the seasonal variation of circulation, sediment transport and long-term morphological evolution in the Beibu Gulf.
Gaolei Cheng +3 more
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Spatiotemporal variation and transport of 137Cs in the Beibu Gulf
Marine Pollution BulletinThe temporal variation and transport of 137Cs in the Beibu Gulf (BG) are still poorly understood. Here we measured 137Cs concentrations in the BG water column and surface sediments during 2022. We found that 137Cs in the BG water column was controlled by the movement and mixing of local water masses.
Fule, Zhang +7 more
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A meta-analysis of antibiotic residues in the Beibu Gulf
Marine Environmental ResearchAntibiotic residue stands as a significant ongoing environmental issue, with aquaculture being a major source of annual antibiotic discharge into the ocean. Nevertheless, there is still an incomplete evaluation of antibiotic residues in the Beibu Gulf, an area encompassed by two prominent aquaculture nations, China and Vietnam.
Hong-zhi Tang +6 more
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