Combined effects of climate change and environmentally relevant mixtures of endocrine disrupting compounds on the fitness and gonads' maturation dynamics of Nucella lapillus (Gastropoda)

Morais, Hugo; Arenas, Francisco; Cruzeiro, Catarina; Galante-Oliveira, Susana; Cardoso, P.G.

doi:10.1016/j.marpolbul.2023.114841

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“…21 Third, there is the development of hard science attribution, in which researchers have succeeded in proving that extreme weather is related to climate change, one of which is caused by corporate activities that release emissions into the atmosphere by tracking company emissions from time to time and their relationship to carbon dioxide accumulation into the atmosphere, rising temperatures and sea levels. 22 These reasons can increase the chances of success of climate change litigation against corporations. 23 In practice, climate change lawsuits against corporations are not without challenges.…”

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The Climate Change Litigation Based Human Rights Approach in Corporations: Prospects and Challenges

Gunawan

Arumbinang

2023

JHCLS

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In recent years, the phenomenon of climate change has emerged as a critical global issue that poses a significant threat to human survival. Industries such as fossil fuels, manufacturing, and agriculture have been identified as major sources of greenhouse gas emissions. Corporate activities have played a role in triggering legal actions holding them accountable for their contribution to climate change. Therefore, this research analyses the prospects and challenges of climate change litigation against corporations in Indonesia using human rights approach. This research has adopted normative legal research with a statutory and historical approach. Descriptive analysis is applied to analyze the data. This paper reveals that the use of human rights approach can strengthen arguments against corporations over climate change. This paper concludes that despite the challenge that may arise, there is a big chance for successful climate change litigation against corporations in Indonesia by using human rights approach as the main claim.

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The Climate Change Litigation Based Human Rights Approach in Corporations: Prospects and Challenges

Gunawan

Arumbinang

2023

JHCLS

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“…It should be noted that predicted temperature increases will have a general effect on the toxicity of different chemicals used in aquatic environments. Moraies et al ( 2023) demonstrated the synergistic effect of increased temperature and endocrine disrupters in coastal habitats [54]. Predictions suggest that the combined effects of pesticides and elevated temperatures will be present on different trophic levels, affecting whole communities, and will be most severe in cases of heatwaves [55].…”

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Assessing the Effect of Glyphosate Toxicity on Lemna minor in Different Temperature Regimes

Eck-Varanka,

Kováts,

Hubai

et al. 2023

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Temperature-dependent chemical toxicity has become a crucial issue taking into consideration that lakes, especially shallow waterbodies, are impacted by climate change worldwide. In this study, we are looking for an answer to what extent standard ecotoxicity assays being performed under constant and relatively low temperatures are capable of predicting the chemical risk posed by pesticides. Lemna minor test plants were exposed to glyphosate in concentrations in the range of 25, 50, 100, 200, and 400 μg/L at temperatures 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, and 35 °C. Two peaks appeared when growth inhibition was assessed; lower concentrations elucidated higher inhibition, at 20 °C, while higher concentrations were found at a higher temperature of 30 °C. The toxic effect experienced at 20 °C indicates that reported PNEC values cannot be sufficient to protect non-target aquatic species in certain environmental scenarios. In addition to growth inhibition, phytotoxicity was also assessed based on peroxidase (POD) concentrations. In general, POD showed greater sensitivity, already showing a response at the lowest temperature tested, 10 °C. Decreased POD activity was detected in the temperature range of 10–30 °C, most probably indicating damage to cell and plasma membranes.

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Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in the Tropical Climate of Malaysia: Pollution, Effects, and Management Strategies

Wee,

Grinang

2024

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Combined effects of climate change and environmentally relevant mixtures of endocrine disrupting compounds on the fitness and gonads' maturation dynamics of Nucella lapillus (Gastropoda)

Cited by 5 publications

References 40 publications

The Climate Change Litigation Based Human Rights Approach in Corporations: Prospects and Challenges

The Climate Change Litigation Based Human Rights Approach in Corporations: Prospects and Challenges

Assessing the Effect of Glyphosate Toxicity on Lemna minor in Different Temperature Regimes

Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in the Tropical Climate of Malaysia: Pollution, Effects, and Management Strategies

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