Percepción de la población sobre el derrame de petróleo en la Refinería la Pampilla en las costas del litoral marino, Perú

Capurro, Víctor Pulido; Carhuaz, Edith Olivera; Bustamante, César Arana; Salcedo, Juan Carlos Riveros; Mamani, Fortunato Escobar

doi:10.14198/cuid.2022.63.13

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“…Reportedly, intertidal biota might have provided subsistence for coastal populations even through challenging climate conditions from El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) [78]. Currently, intertidal communities are affected not only by ENSO cycles but also by pollution and overfishing for bait and human consumption [79,80]. Assessing the state of intertidal communities is challenged by the lack of long-term monitoring and the lack of knowledge of non-commercial species [10,81].…”

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A Case for Trans-Regional Intertidal Research in Unstudied Areas in the Northeast and Southeast Pacific: Filling the Gaps

Wilbur,

Louca,

Ibanez-Erquiaga

et al. 2024

Coasts

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Large areas of the Pacific coast of the Americas remain unstudied regarding their intertidal ecosystems. Given the increasing disturbance related to human impacts on intertidal ecosystems, it is essential to gather census data on the biological composition of poorly studied regions so that a framework for future monitoring and management can be developed. Here, we synthesize the available research on intertidal communities along the Pacific rim to support the goal to fill bioregional gaps in knowledge in three less-studied areas in Southeast Alaska and Peru. A census of taxonomic and functional group hierarchies in these communities should include the use of various measures of alpha and beta diversity to provide a metric of temporal and spatial comparisons. A narrower-scale approach focusing on foundation species that harbor algal and invertebrate communities and serve as buffers against environmental stresses should also be conducted. Conducting a comprehensive census in poorly studied or unstudied areas will contribute to a better understanding of the response to disturbances caused by oil spills, El Niño and marine heatwaves and provide a latitudinal continuum of scientific knowledge about the biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in rocky intertidal systems on a trans-regional scale.

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Section: The Human Relationship With the Intertidal Zonementioning

confidence: 99%

A Case for Trans-Regional Intertidal Research in Unstudied Areas in the Northeast and Southeast Pacific: Filling the Gaps

Wilbur,

Louca,

Ibanez-Erquiaga

et al. 2024

Coasts

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“…Pulido Capurro et al 57 , shows that 90% of the population identifies the cause of the spill and recognizes the negative consequences of the accident. They mention that it will leave strong environmental impacts on the Peruvian coast, damaging marine life and other biotic components.…”

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Water contamination due to oil spill in Ancon

Arce-Pizarro,

Liñan-Romero

et al. 2023

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The general objective of the research in charge was to analyze the actual state of the area after the water pollution caused by the oil spill in Ancon 2022; in the same way, it showed a quantitative approach of non-experimental design of descriptive transversal type, the scope of the research was descriptive; Similarly, it reached a sample of 50 people affected, a survey was used as a technique and the questionnaire as an instrument, validated under criteria which was based on 20 questions for the variable of water pollution through the Likert scale, for this, a previous sample of 20 people was used for the reliability of Cronbach's Alpha; likewise, the data collected were compared by the Microsoft Excel program and the statistical software Jamovi cloud 2. 3. 26; finally, it was concluded that the consequences of water pollution from the oil spill were very harmful to the marine ecosystem, the environment, the surrounding people and the economy.

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Percepción de la población sobre el derrame de petróleo en la Refinería la Pampilla en las costas del litoral marino, Perú

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A Case for Trans-Regional Intertidal Research in Unstudied Areas in the Northeast and Southeast Pacific: Filling the Gaps

A Case for Trans-Regional Intertidal Research in Unstudied Areas in the Northeast and Southeast Pacific: Filling the Gaps

Water contamination due to oil spill in Ancon

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