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Environmental Implications of Oil Spills from Shipping Accidents,s, the prevailing opinion had been that the vast and continuously flowing masses of water in the seas and oceans would absorb all human-derived pollutants and wastes dumped into that environment, and that these pollutants would not cause any permanent negative environmental damage (?opuski 1974). Bu

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Water Quality in South San Francisco Bay, California: Current Condition and Potential Issues for thcations. Management of wetlands in the USA is one example of this cycle of modification and restoration. Loss of wetlands across the USA during European colonization and industrialization has been followed decades and even centuries later by efforts to restore many of these habitats. Habitats can ne

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A Profile of Ring-hydroxylating Oxygenases that Degrade Aromatic Pollutants, Because of the metabolic pathways they have evolved, microorganisms have an exceptional ability to utilize aromatic compounds as their sole source of energy and carbon (Pieper and Reineke 2001; Reineke and Knackmuss 1988).

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Environmental Implications of Oil Spills from Shipping Accidents,t reports from U Thant (United Nations (UN) Secretary General) in 1969 and the Club of Rome (Meadows et al. 1973) inspired a change of attitude, which raised concerns about the environment and its protection. Since that time, marine pollution has grown into a topic of global significance.

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David M. WhitacreThis book looks at Physiological Adaptations of Stressed Fish to Polluted Environments.Volume 206 examines Fugitive Dust and Human Exposure to Heavy Metals around the Red Dog Mine.Readers are given a

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Book 2010Reviews of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology attempts to provide concise, critical reviews of timely advances, philosophy and significant areas of accomplished or needed endeavor in the total field of xenobiotics, in any segment of the environment, as well as toxicological implications.