TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Marine environmental studies - Topic: Land-based marine pollution

Land-based pollution represents the single most important cause of marine pollution; the threat of land-based pollution to the marine environment is a serious one since it mainly affects coastal waters, which are sites of high biological productivity. In this chapter provides knowledge of land-based marine pollution. | LAND-BASED MARINE POLLUTION By Gohoho E. Sena, Regional Maritime University LAND-BASED MARINE POLLUTION Land-based pollution represents the single most important cause of marine pollution. The threat of land-based pollution to the marine environment is a serious one since it mainly affects coastal waters, which are sites of high biological productivity As typically shown in Minamata disease which was caused by mercury poisoning through liquid waste from a factory in Japan, contaminations in coastal waters may pose serious risks to marine ecosystems as well as human health. Nearly half of the global population resides in coastal areas 2/3rd of the world’s cities are coastal Goods and services provided by marine coastal ecosystems are worth US $ 13 trillion per annum, which equals to half of the annual global GDP Thus, there is no exaggeration to say that the very survival of coastal populations depends on a healthy marine environment In a broad context, the land-based marine pollution

• Môi trường
• Marine environment
• Marine environmental studies
• Lecture Marine environmental studies
• Môi trường biển
• Nghiên cứu môi trường biển
• Land based marine pollution
• Marine pollutants
• Marine pollution
• Ocean chemitry
• Ballast water
• Ocean dumping
• History of MARPOL
• International oil pollution compensation
• Integrated coastal zone management
• Environmental impact assessment
• The law of the sea
• environmental emissions
• environmental technology
• environmental resources
• protection
• protection of the marine environment
• BMC Genomics
• Pontimonas salivibrio
• Coastal marine environment
• Mycobacterium tuberculosis
• Environmental advances
• The release process of microfibers
• Surgical face masks
• The marine environment
• Plastic soup
• Marine litter
• Marine litter based
• Tide along Juhu beach
• Assessment of marine litter based
• Mrine environment
• Marine microorganism
• Alkaloids from marine derived
• Actinomycete Streptomyces sp C011
• General experimental procedures