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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
1

Legal aspects of marine pollution in the wider Caribbean with particular reference to the Commonwealth countries

Anderson, Winston Charles January 1987 (has links)
No description available.
2

Aspects of pollution in False Bay, South Africa (with special reference to subtidal pollution)

Rundgren, Carl David January 1992 (has links)
False Bay is the largest (circa 1000km²) natural, coastal embayment on the South African coastline and is located between latitudes 34°04'S and 34°23'S and longitudes 18°26'E and 18°52'E at the southern tip of Africa, near Cape Town, South Africa. The semi-enclosed nature of the bay makes it unsuitable as a 'sink' for all the contaminated urban stormwater run-off and the greatly increased pollution loads entering the bay. All pollution point sources entering False Bay were identified and described, and some of these selected for detailed study, the emphasis being on the impact of some individual discharges on the subtidal macrofauna. The similar biotic characteristics of three subtidal study sites in the region of the Steenbras Water Treatment Plant discharge indicate that the general turbidity and lower salinity characteristics of eastern False Bay are more likely to be responsible for the impoverished diversity near the outfall rather than the aluminium content of the discharge. Toxicity experiments on the bivalves Choromytilus meridionalis, Mytilus galloprovincialis and Perna perna using alum and ferric sludge indicate that there are no significant short-term sub-lethal toxic effects on the rocky shore bivalves and that decreased salinities in the immediate region of the outfall (as a result of the freshwater stream input) may have a more deleterious effect. A study of eighteen subtidal sites in False Bay indicated that overall densities of subtidal macro plastic debris were low, but that there are some 'hot spots' where densities are relatively high viz., Kalk Bay, Strandfontein, Mnandi, Monwabisi and Gordon's Bay. Colonising of debris by benthic organisms does occur, mostly on white plastic. Most of the debris consisted of plastic packaging from local land-based sources, indicating that it originates from wind-blown litter left by beachgoers. The highest density at the Sunnycove Control Site occurred in January during the peak holiday season. A longer term (three years) study of the subtidal environment in the vicinity of the Marine Oil Refiners outfall pipe indicated that the lack of subtidal macro fauna is more likely due to the harsh environmental conditions (abrasion and smothering) rather than the pollution impact of the outfall. This is confirmed by the abundant, healthy and diverse community on the nearby wreck of the Clan Stuart (1917) which indicates a stable ecosystem. The complexity of False Bay - its unique topography, bathymetry, meteorology make it difficult to attain a true climatic or average circulation. This lack of a consistent conceptual overview of the False Bay physical circulation is a short-coming that needs to be urgently addressed if the dangers of pollution inputs are to be accurately assessed. An overall management policy for False Bay should be urgently formulated and an officially constituted body with legislative power is needed if holistic management of the bay is to be achieved and such a prime recreational asset preserved for future generations. Bibliography: pages 195-225.
3

A study of aspects of the international legal and organisational response to the problem of marine pollution

Carvell, Charles Michael January 1986 (has links)
No description available.
4

Management of eutrophicated coastal zones : the quest for an optimal policy under spatial heterogeneity /

Scharin, Henrik, January 2004 (has links) (PDF)
Diss. (sammanfattning). Uppsala : Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet, 2005. / Härtill 4 uppsatser.
5

Responses of marine plankton to pollutant stress : integrated community studies of structure and function

Hjorth, Morten. January 2005 (has links) (PDF)
Ph.d.-afhandling, Roskilde Universitet, 2005. / Haves kun i elektronisk udg. Thesis (Ph.D.). 6 ill., 1tabel; approx. 50 ref. Summaries (Da, En).
6

Acciones de responsabilidad ambiental en el rubro de los cruceros / Environmental responsibility actions in the cruise industry

Condori Cahua, Emily, Ayala Diaz, Ulises Leoni 28 November 2021 (has links)
A raíz de la contaminación ambiental generada por los cruceros, estos han implementado regulaciones y acciones ambientales con la finalidad de disminuir el impacto que provocan como la contaminación de agua y aire. Es así como todos los cruceros han implementado sus propias acciones ambientales acorde con las regulaciones de la Organización Marítima Internacional y los gobiernos regionales. Por tal motivo, esta investigación tuvo como objetivo describir las acciones de responsabilidad ambiental en el rubro de los cruceros, es decir, investigar las regulaciones existentes para los cruceros con el fin de velar por la sostenibilidad del medio ambiente. La presente investigación utilizó el método de revisión de literatura con un enfoque integrador, puesto que se analizaron fuentes académicas y se formularon conclusiones particulares en base al análisis de la responsabilidad ambiental en el rubro de cruceros. Se obtuvo como hallazgo que el trabajo en conjunto de los dirigentes de las compañías de cruceros se ha enfocado en reducir considerablemente el impacto ambiental a través de acciones obligatorias y voluntarias enfocándose en cuatro temas: la eficiencia energética y de combustible, el agua y tratamiento de aguas residuales, gestión de residuos y conservación del ecosistema. Asimismo, las líneas de cruceros reafirman su compromiso con la sostenibilidad, puesto que cumplen las regulaciones existentes en materia ambiental. / As a result of the environmental pollution generated by the cruise ships, they have implemented regulations and environmental actions in order to reduce the impact they cause such as water and air pollution. This is how all cruise ships have implemented their own environmental actions in accordance with the regulations of the International Maritime Organization and regional governments. For this reason, this research aims to describe the actions of environmental responsibility in the area of ​​cruises, that is, to investigate the existing regulations for cruises in order to ensure the sustainability of the environment. This research used the literature review method with an integrative approach, since academic sources were analyzed and particular conclusions were formulated based on the analysis of environmental responsibility in the cruise industry. It was obtained as a finding that the joint work of the leaders of the cruise companies has focused on considerably reducing the environmental impact through mandatory and voluntary actions focusing on four: energy and fuel efficiency, water and water treatment waste, waste management and ecosystem conservation. Likewise, cruise lines reaffirm their commitment to sustainability since they comply with existing regulations on environmental matters. / Trabajo de investigación

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