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Desalination of seawater has become an important and growingindustry due to the water shortage in some Mediterranean countries. Thisactivity may result in environmental impacts, mainly generated by thedischarge into the sea of the concentrate (brine) produced. Data regarding thedispersion of these hypersaline effluents, and about their effects in the marineecosystem, are very scarce. The objective of this paper is to present somestrategies for the monitoring, in time and space, of the brine discharge, and todescribe the marine organisms selected as bioindicators for these studies(seagrasses and echinoderms), due to their relevance and high sensitivity tosalinity changes

Monitoring of brine discharges from seawater desalination plants in the Mediterranean