One major objective of this book is to provide a damage assessment of the inshore marine environment and its inhabitants at a time when heightened environmental awareness characterizes public attitudes. Other perspectives on pollution damage, in addition to direct effects on resource population size, are explored in this book. These include disease effects (on humans as well as fish) and effects on aquaculture. Good reasons for concern lurk in each of these categories, and issues of public health as well as resource health are involved. - from the Introduction.
One major objective of this book is to provide a damage assessment of the inshore marine environment and its inhabitants at a time when heightened environmental awareness characterizes public attitudes. Other perspectives on pollution damage, in addition to direct effects on resource population size, are explored in this book. These include disease effects (on humans as well as fish) and effects on aquaculture. Good reasons for concern lurk in each of these categories, and issues of public health as well as resource health are involved. - from the Introduction.
Introduction Section I: Pathways of Pollution Effects: Some Basic Concepts 1. The Role of Stress in Marine Animals 2. Adaptation and Survival or Disability and Death in Polluted Habitats Section II: Ocean Pollution and Disease 3. Ocean Pollution and Fish Diseases 4. Ocean Pollution and Shellfish Diseases 5. Ocean Pollution and Human Diseases Section III: Effects of Ocean Pollution on Marine Populations 6. Mass Mortalities in the Sea: Natural and Pollution-Induced 7. Effects of Pollution on Fish Abundance 8. Effects of Pollution on Shellfish Abundance 9. Effects of Pollution on Aquaculture 10. Global Changes in the Health and Condition of Marine Populations That May be Associated with Human Activities Section IV: The Consequences of Inaction 11. Some Scenarios for the Future of Resource Populations in Polluted Zones Section V: Proposals for Change 12. Reducing Contaminant Levels in Coastal/Estuarine Waters 13. Conclusions 14. Epilogue: The Role of Scientists in Public Environmental Issues
Introduction Section I: Pathways of Pollution Effects: Some Basic Concepts 1. The Role of Stress in Marine Animals 2. Adaptation and Survival or Disability and Death in Polluted Habitats Section II: Ocean Pollution and Disease 3. Ocean Pollution and Fish Diseases 4. Ocean Pollution and Shellfish Diseases 5. Ocean Pollution and Human Diseases Section III: Effects of Ocean Pollution on Marine Populations 6. Mass Mortalities in the Sea: Natural and Pollution-Induced 7. Effects of Pollution on Fish Abundance 8. Effects of Pollution on Shellfish Abundance 9. Effects of Pollution on Aquaculture 10. Global Changes in the Health and Condition of Marine Populations That May be Associated with Human Activities Section IV: The Consequences of Inaction 11. Some Scenarios for the Future of Resource Populations in Polluted Zones Section V: Proposals for Change 12. Reducing Contaminant Levels in Coastal/Estuarine Waters 13. Conclusions 14. Epilogue: The Role of Scientists in Public Environmental Issues
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