… of the connection between the marine environment and human health, we now have an …
in turn, protect the health of current and future generations of humans and other organisms. …

… At the outset we need to understand what we mean by marine pollution. For many years most
marine scientists have adopted the definition … This chapter focuses on ‘chemical’ pollutants. …

… marine environment and human health embraces a wide range of disciplines, from physical
oceanography and marine … interaction between the marine environment and human health, I …

Some countries, for reasons of human health, set standards to control the amount of metals
and metalloids in seafoods. Such standards usually take the form of maximum permissible …

[en] The effects of petroleum, waste materials, halogenated hydrocarbons, radioactivity and
heat on the marine ecosystem, the fishing industry and human health are discussed using …

… Marine pollution is a major threat to human and environmental health. Given the complexity
… and investments allow the problem of marine pollution to be viewed in context. The World …

… Heavy metals may be accumulated by marine organisms from the polluted seawater and
marine sediments. Heavy metals can cause human health hazards upon entering the human …

… of marine biology, we both took courses in marine pollution. For me … It goes on to highlight
the effects on human health, the … that humans introduce into the marine environment becomes …

… Bans on persistent organic pollutants (POPs) have reduced pollution by PCBs and … pollution
and are reducing frequency of HABs. National, regional and international marine pollution …

… in the marine environment for human food security, food safety and health are discussed. …
The knowledge on the adverse effects on human health due to the consumption of marine …