Marine pollution: what everyone needs to know
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adam_text | For centuries, the ocean has been viewed as a dumping ground for the waste prod-
ucts of human society, Marine pollution occurs today in varied forms—chemical,
industrial, and agricultural—and the sources of pollution are endless. In recent
history, we ve seen oil spills, untreated sewage, eutrophication, metals, ocean acid-
ification, pharmaceuticals, invasive species, and tons of plastic debris, among other
significant problems. Though marine pollution has long been a topic of concern,
it has recently exploded in environmental, economic, and political debate circles;
scientists and non-scientists alike continue to be shocked at the sheer diversity of
water pollutants and the many ways they can harm our environment and our bodies.
In Marine Pollution: What Everyone Needs to Judith Weis covers marine
pollution from many different angles, each fascinating in its own right. Beginning
with its sources and history, the book describes In detail each common pollutant,
why exactly it is harmful, why it may draw controversy, and how we can prevent
it from damaging our marine ecosystems. Weis discusses topics like what actually
happened with the Exxon Valdez, and why harmful algal blooms are a serious
concern. Later chapters discuss pollutants that are only now surfacing as major
threats, such as name retardants, pharmaceuticals and personal care products, and
metal nanoparticles, and explain how these can move up the food chain into human
bodies. The book s final sections discuss the effects of climate change and ocean
acidification, and how we can reduce pollution at the local and global levels.
Judith S. Weis is Professor Emerita of Biological Sciences at Rutgers
University. Her research focuses on the effects of stressors like envi-
ronmental contaminants, invasive species, and parasites on the behav-
ior and ecology of estuarine organisms.
CONTENTS
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PREFACE XV
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XIX
1. Introduction to the Marine Environment
and Pollution 1
What is the marine environment? 1
What are some basics of marine ecosystems and food webs? 1
Why is there concern about the state of the oceans? 3
What is a contaminant? Is there a difference between a contaminant
and a pollutant? 4
What are the major sources of pollution in the marine environment? 5
What are the major ways that land-based pollutants enter the marine
environment? 6
Which pollutants enter the ocean from the air? 7
Can objects in the water cause pollution? 8
How can aquaculture cause pollution? 8
Once in the water, what happens to the pollutants? 9
How do chemicals get into marine animals? 10
What is toxicity? 11
What effects can pollutants have besides killing living things? 12
vi CONTENTS
How is the degree of toxicity measured? 14
How can field studies be used to understand toxicity? 14
Why are some species more sensitive to poflution than others? 15
What laws regulate marine pollution? 16
Why are some contaminants that have been banned still a problem? 18
How extensive and severe is marine pollution around the world? 18
2. Nutrients 20
Why are nutrients considered pollutants, since they are required
for life? 20
Where do the nutrients come from? 20
How does a sewage treatment plant work? 22
What is Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO)? 24
What are Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs)? 25
What effects do excess nutrients have, or what is eutrophication? 26
What effects are seen in seagrasses? 27
What effects are seen in coral reefs? 28
What is a dead zone? 29
Can excess nutrients damage salt marshes? 30
How widespread is eutrophication? 31
What are Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs)? 32
What are some harmful algal species? 33
How widespread is their occurrence? 35
What can be done to reduce farm runoff? 36
What can be done to reduce runoff from cities and suburbs? 38
What can be done about combined sewer overflow? 39
What techniques in the water can reduce effects of eutrophication? 40
What is the prognosis for eutrophication in the future? 41
Contents vii
3. Marine Debris 42
Why is manne debris so abundant? 42
Where does marine debris come from? 42
What are the major constituents of debris? 43
What happens to the plastic? Does it break down? 44
How is debris in the ocean measured? 45
How much is there? 45
Why does debris accumulate in large patches in the middle of the ocean? 46
Where else does debris accumulate? 47
Granted it is ugly, but can the litter harm marine life? 48
What problems are caused by derelict fishing gear? 53
What are the biggest pieces of marine litter? 55
Can marine debris harm people? 56
What can be done about it? Can cleanups be effective? 56
What about public education? 58
Are there laws to reduce marine litter? 58
Can new technologies reduce the problems of marine debris? 61
4. Oil and Related Chemicals 63
What are the components of oil? 63
What are polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) ? 63
What are the major sources of oil in the ocean? 65
What happens to the oil after it is spilled? 66
What happened with the Exxon Valdez? 66
What were the causes of the accident? 67
What actions were taken after the spill to protect shorelines? 68
How was the spill cleaned up? 68
Have there been some resulting policy changes to prevent future spills? 70
viii CONTENTS
What happened with the well blowout in the Gulf of Mexico? 70
What responses were taken? 70
Why was the use of dispersants so controversial? 71
What happened to the oil and dispersants? 71
What were the overall impacts to the ecology of the Gulf? 73
What happens when oil reaches shorelines? 74
How does oil harm marine birds and mammals? 75
What kinds of toxic effects does oil produce in other marine animals? 75
How long do effects of oil spills last? 78
Can oiled birds and sea otters be rehabilitated? 80
How can oil spills be cleaned up? 80
What are the trends in oil spills over the decades? 81
5. Metals 83
What are the major sources of metal pollutants? 83
What are some highly mercury-contaminated sites? 85
How does the chemical form of the metal affect what it does? 86
Where do metals concentrate in the environment? 88
What are the toxic effects of different metals? 89
What can organisms do to defend themselves against metal toxicity? 94
Can elevated levels of metals in seafood be a risk to humans? 94
What are the trends in metal pollution? 95
What can be done to reduce metal pollution? 95
What is natural attenuation? 96
What is capping? 96
What is Confined Aquatic Disposal (CAD)? 97
What is bioremediation of metals? 97
What is phytoremediation? 98
Contents ix
6. Pesticides and Industrial Organic Chemicals 102
What are the sources of pesticides to the marine environment? 102
What happens to these chemicals after they enter the water? 102
What is the importance of the book Silent Spring? 105
What are some newer types of pesticides? 105
What are “third-generation” pesticides? 107
How are pesticides regulated? 108
What is integrated pest management? 109
What are the effects of pesticides on nontarget organisms? 109
What is endocrine disruption? 110
What are biomarkers? 112
What kinds of population level effects can be produced? 112
What community level effects can be produced? 113
What can marine organisms to do defend themselves against
toxic effects? 113
What are the trends in pesticide contamination? 114
What are polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)? 114
How did PCBs get into the marine environment? 115
What are Dioxins? 118
How do they get into the marine environment? 119
What effects do they have? 120
Can PCBs or dioxins be a risk to people who eat seafood? 120
What can be done about organic chemical pollution? 121
7. Emerging Concerns 122
What other types of contaminants are we beginning to learn about? 122
Why are pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs)
a concern? 122
What can be done about PPCPs? 126
x CONTENTS
What are polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) and why are they a
concern in the marine environment? 126
What is the problem with fluorinated compounds? 128
What is the concern about alkylphenols? 129
What are nanoparticles and what is the concern about them? 129
Are existing regulations adequate to protect against harm to marine
life՝, wildlife, and humans by these new chemicals? Are there any
technological improvements? 132
What is Noise pollution? 132
What types of noise occur in the ocean? 133
What effects are produced by noise pollution? 134
What can be done about noise pollution? 136
Are there concerns about radioactivity in the marine environment? 139
What is light pollution? 140
What can be done about light pollution? 141
8. Bioaccumulation and Biomagnification 143
What is bioaccumulation and what is biomagnification? 143
What happens once a metal is taken up into an organism? 143
Where and how are metals stored in organisms? 144
How are organic contaminants taken up by organisms? 145
How do organisms metabolize organic contaminants? 146
Which marine organisms are good sentinels for bioaccumulation and
biomagnification of chemicals? 147
What are safety issues for humans who consume seafood that may be
contaminated? 148
What is Minamata disease? 149
Are there any concerns about mercury pollution in seafood today? 150
Can metal pollution be found in calcium supplements derived from
oyster shells? 152
What problems can result from eating seafood containing organic
contaminants? 152
Contents xi
Can dioxin contamination be found in seafood? 155
Can contaminants be found in fish oil supplements? 156
How can eating fish or shellfish that have accumulated HAB toxins
cause disease? 157
What is Paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP)? 157
What is diarrhetic shellfish poisoning (DSP)? 158
What is neurotoxic shellfish poisoning (NSP)? 159
What is amnesic shellfish poisoning (ASP)? 159
What is Ciguatera? 160
How can the incidence of poisoning by marine toxins be reduced? 161
9. Climate Change and Ocean Acidification 163
What causes global warming or climate change? 163
What problems are happening or expected to happen in the marine
environment because of climate change? 163
Why are coral reefs particularly vulnerable? 164
What happens in polar regions? 166
Can climate change affect the distribution of species? 167
Can climate change have effects on aquaculture? 168
Can climate change affect the size of animals? 169
Can climate change affect predator/prey interactions? 169
What effects can happen from sea level rise? 170
Why is sea level rising faster than was predicted? 172
What can be done about sea level rise? 172
What is pH? 173
What is ocean acidification? 173
What effects are produced by ocean acidification? 174
Hasn t ocean pH changed in the past? Why is this different? Will
marine organisms be able to adapt? 176
Which species are most threatened by ocean acidification? 176
xii CONTENTS
How can organisms protect themselves against effects of
warming and acidification? 180
What economic effects could result from Ocean Acidification? 182
What can we do to mitigate effects of ocean acidification? 182
10. Biological Pollution 186
Where does microbial pollution come from? 186
How is microbial pollution detected? 187
What kind of diseases may result from exposure? 187
How can people know if it is safe to swim at their favorite beach? 188
What are invasive species? 189
How do they get to new locations? 189
What are some invasive marine fishes and what harm do they do? 192
What are some invasive jellies and what harm do they do? 193
What are some invasive crabs and what harm do they do? 195
What are some invasive sedentary attached organisms and what
harm do they do? 198
What are some invasive seaweeds and what harm do they do? 199
What are some invasive marsh plants and what harm do they do? 200
Can an alien species do some good? 201
What can be done to prevent new invasive species from amving? 202
What can be done after an invasive species has arrived? 204
What can be done after a species has become abundant? 205
Can invasive species be controlled by eating them? 207
11. Regulating and Reducing Pollution 210
What is the Ocean Health Index? 210
What is the Law of the Sea? 212
What is MARPOL? 212
What is the London Convention? 213
Contents xiii
What national laws in the United States promote dean water? 213
What is NOAA’s Role in the United States? 218
How does the European Union regulate marine pollution? 219
What are some success stones? 221
How can we reduce pollution from aquaculture? 223
What is “Green Chemistry?” 224
Since climate change is such a major threat; are there any effective
national and international policies to curb it? 225
What steps can local and state governments take to reduce pollution? 226
What actions can individual citizens take to reduce marine pollution? 230
What are the overall status and trends of marine pollution? 233
REFERENCES 237
INDEX 253
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