Research Articles
Ecotoxicology Risk Assessment for a Changing World: Protecting Our Planet
Exploring how modern ecotoxicologists are developing innovative approaches to protect our planet against climate change and emerging contaminants.
The SETAC Europe Lifetime Achievement Award in LCA: Celebrating Pioneers of Planetary Sustainability
Explore the prestigious SETAC Europe Award for Lifetime Achievement in Life Cycle Assessment and its impact on sustainability science.
How Ecotoxicology Deciphers Environmental Mysteries: A Multidisciplinary Quest
Explore how ecotoxicology combines ecology, toxicology, chemistry and statistics to understand chemical impacts on ecosystems and protect biodiversity.
Environmental Decision-Making: The Ecotoxicological Contribution
Exploring how ecotoxicology provides critical insights for environmental decision-making through innovative science, machine learning, and policy applications.
The Silent Language of Earth: Decoding Geochemical Backgrounds
Explore the science of geochemical background - Earth's natural chemical composition before human influence, and its critical role in environmental protection.
The Silent Spill: How a Common Weedkiller Throws a Fish's Internal World Into Chaos
Discover how glyphosate herbicide disrupts the blood chemistry and electrolyte balance of African catfish, threatening aquatic ecosystems.
The Silent Spring Revisited: How Herbicides Reshape Amphibian Worlds
Exploring how herbicides impact native amphibians through ecotoxicology research and the multiple stressors threatening these environmental sentinels.
The Price of Pristine Water: How Tiny Creatures Help Us Calculate the Cost of Cleanup
Discover how ecotoxicology uses water fleas and zebrafish to quantify the economic impact of water pollution and justify smarter cleanup investments.
Green Alchemy: How Seaweed Turns Toxic Chromium into Plant Protection
Discover how Corallina officinalis algae helps reduce chromium toxicity in Vicia faba plants, offering sustainable solutions for contaminated soils.
The Unseen Ripples: How One Angry Letter to the Editor Changed Public Opinion
Exploring how a single angry letter to the editor can shift public opinion through psychological mechanisms like false consensus effect and pluralistic ignorance.