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The Major Polluters of Earth’s Coastal Ecosystems

Maps show where A) coral reefs and B) seagrass beds are heavily impacted (raster cells in top 2.5 % of exposure; red dots), not impacted (no exposure to wastewater N; dark blue dots), or impacted but not in the top 2.5 % (yellow dots). Raster cells are represented as points which visually over-represents the habitat; red is overlaid on top which makes it visually dominant; blue points are transparent and overlaid on green/yellow points such that higher densities of unimpacted areas are brighter blue. (CC BY 4.0) arrow back Image Zoom
Maps show where A) coral reefs and B) seagrass beds are heavily impacted (raster cells in top 2.5 % of exposure; red dots), not impacted (no exposure to wastewater N; dark blue dots), or impacted but not in the top 2.5 % (yellow dots). Raster cells are represented as points which visually over-represents the habitat; red is overlaid on top which makes it visually dominant; blue points are transparent and overlaid on green/yellow points such that higher densities of unimpacted areas are brighter blue. (CC BY 4.0)
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