American Journal of International Law · 1971 · 23 citations · 9 references
Natural SciencesEnvironmental SciencesMarine SciencesEnvironmental HealthMarine EcologyMarine Environmental ScienceMarine Environmental PolicyMarine PollutantsMarine PollutionMarine Pollution EffectsMarine Pollution ImpactsMarine Pollution PolicyMarine Pollution PreventionMarine Pollution Remediation
Marine pollution is a global problem in several senses. It affects the health of the oceans in all parts of the world; it affects all countries, both developed and developing; and all countries contribute to some aspects of the problem. Some marine pollution problems are local, but many have international implications. Particularly if the effects of pollution on the living resources of the sea are considered, very few marine pollution problems can be considered matters of exclusively local interest.
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Toxic Substances and Ecological Cycles
George M. Woodwell · Scientific American · 1967 · 146 citations
Radioecology of aquatic organisms
J. Mauchline · Deep Sea Research and Oceanographic Abstracts · 1967 · 128 citations
Life Sciences, Biology, Ecology +9
Petroleum Lumps on the Surface of the Sea
Michael H. Horn, John M. Teal, Richard H. Backus · Science · 1970 · 106 citations
Wallace S. Broecker · Science · 1970 · 58 citations