Causes and Consequences of Marine Pollution
Marine pollution is the term used to describe the introduction of substances or agents, whether they are related to agricultural, industrial, or residential activities, such as waste materials, noise, excessive carbon dioxide, particulate matter, invasive species, and more, into aquatic environments, resulting in detrimental effects.
Causes
- Ship or Cargo Discharge: Ships can harm rivers and oceans in several ways, with oil spills being especially devastating. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) found in crude oil are challenging to clean up and can persist in marine environments for extended periods.
- Surface Runoff from Paved Areas: Runoff from paved surfaces like parking lots ....
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