Current and Historic Levels of Persistent (PAHs, PCBs) and Emerging Pollutant (Nano- microplastics or NMPs) Body-Burdens in Oysters and Fish from an Urban-Industrialized Subtropical Estuary (Galveston Bay, TX, USA)

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Current and Historic Levels of Persistent (PAHs, PCBs) and Emerging Pollutant (Nano- microplastics or NMPs) Body-Burdens in Oysters and Fish from an Urban-Industrialized Subtropical Estuary (Galveston Bay, TX, USA)

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Galveston Bay is a highly urban‑industrialized system that drains the Houston metropolitan area and serves as a major hub for maritime transport and energy production. In this study, we compared the current and historic levels of persistent (PAHs, PCBs) and emerging pollutants (Nano-microplast...

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