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Spatiotemporal monitoring of subtropical urban forests in mitigating air pollution: Policy implications for nature-based solutions by Lamano Ferreira, Maurício, Portela Ribeiro, Andreza, Rakauskas, Felipe, Alberto Bollamann, Harry, Yume Sawamura Theophilo, Carolina, Gonçalves Moreira, Edson, Aranha, Sidnei, Jordão Santos, Cleiton, Giannico, Vincenzo, Elia, Mario, Lafortezza, Raffaele

“…•Spatiotemporal variations of air pollution in contrasting socioeconomic settlements.•Nature-based solutions to mitigate negative impacts of the largest port…”
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Bioaccumulation of heavy metals in marine organisms and sediments from Admiralty Bay, King George Island, Antarctica by Trevizani, Tailisi Hoppe, Figueira, Rubens Cesar Lopes, Ribeiro, Andreza Portella, Theophilo, Carolina Yume Sawamura, Majer, Alessandra Pereira, Petti, Monica Angélica Varella, Corbisier, Thais Navajas, Montone, Rosalinda Carmela

“…The Antarctic continent is considered a low-impact environment; however, there is a tendency to increase the contaminants' levels due to human activities in…”
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Assessment of four urban forest as environmental indicator of air quality: a study in a brazilian megacity by Ramon, Mauro, Ribeiro, Andreza Portella, Theophilo, Carolina Yume Sawamura, Moreira, Edson Gonçalves, de Camargo, Plínio Barbosa, de Bragança Pereira, Carlos Alberto, Saraiva, Erlandson Ferreira, dos Reis Tavares, Armando, Dias, Antonio Guerner, Nowak, David, Ferreira, Maurício Lamano

“…Vehicular emissions comprise a main source of air pollutants, especially particulate matter (PM), which contains toxic compounds. Brazil has been restricting…”
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Assessment of crabs from Trindade, a Brazilian remote island: Support to marine studies by Theophilo, Carolina Yume Sawamura, Ribeiro, Andreza Portella, Trevizani, Tailisi Hoppe, Majer, Alessandra Pereira, Montone, Rosalinda Carmela, Rakauskas, Felipe, de Arruda, Claudia Sonehara Cavalcanti, Moreira, Edson Gonçalves, Figueira, Rubens Cesar Lopes

“…Trindade is a remote island far from 1170 km of the Brazilian coast in the Atlantic Ocean, between South America and South Africa. The island has great…”
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Bioaccumulation of potentially toxic trace elements in benthic organisms of Admiralty Bay (King George Island, Antarctica) by Majer, Alessandra Pereira, Petti, Mônica Angélica Varella, Corbisier, Thais Navajas, Ribeiro, Andreza Portella, Theophilo, Carolina Yume Sawamura, Ferreira, Paulo Alves de Lima, Figueira, Rubens Cesar Lopes

“…•Toxic metals were released in the 2012 fire in the Brazilian base at Admiralty Bay.•Potentially toxic metals were measured in eight Antarctic benthos…”
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Biomonitoring as a Nature‐Based Solution to Assess Atmospheric Pollution and Impacts on Public Health by Theophilo, Carolina Yume Sawamura, Ribeiro, Andreza Portella, Moreira, Edson Gonçalves, Aranha, Sidnei, Bollmann, Harry Alberto, Santos, Cleiton Jordão, de Oliveira, Anderson, dos Santos, Sidney, Saiki, Mitiko, Saldiva, Paulo Hilário Nascimento, Ferreira, Maurício Lamano

“…The control of air pollution remains a challenge to the planning of cities and fossil fuel burning is the main cause of air degradation. Particulate matter…”
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Characterization of peloids from different regions of Brazil by Torrecilha, Jefferson Koyaishi, Mendes, Ana Paula Torres, Theophilo, Carolina Yume Sawamura, Linhares, Horacio Marconi da Silva Matias Dantas, de Paula, José Henrique, Scapin, Marcos Antonio, Garcia, Rafael Henrique Lazzari, Maraver, Francisco, da Silva, Paulo Sergio Cardoso

“…Since the early days of humankind, peloids have been used for therapeutic purposes. However, the safety and efficacy of these materials for therapeutic…”
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Study on elements concentrations on seabird feathers by instrumental neutron activation analysis by Theophilo, Carolina Yume Sawamura, Figueira, Rubens Cesar Lopes, Colabuono, Fernanda Imperatrice, Montone, Rosalinda Carmela, Moreira, Edson Gonçalves

“…Seabirds are very sensitive to environmental changes and due to their large longevity they are also sensitive to cumulative impacts. These birds usually occupy…”
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