The containment of pollution by physical defenses is the first step in restoring the ocean to its natural state. The first two chapters of Oil Spill Studies: Healing the Ocean, Biomarking and the Law describes the feedback on seven experiments made on the East Atlantic Ocean. The first chapter concerns semi-open sites while the second focuses on open environment directly linked to the ocean. The third chapter examines pollution from a French harbor marina and its effects on the local biodiversity. The book provides a methodology to quantify biological contamination coming from heavy metal releases into the environment. Chapter four provides the state-of-the-art in the science of a mid-depth-living fish species affected by the treatment of oil pollution by chemical dispersion. In a similar way, the fifth chapter addresses new explored and exploited ocean with extreme environments such as the Arctic and deep sea. The sixth and final chapter provides a lawyer’s analysis on the subject.
1. Cover image - p. ii 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. ii 4. Dedication - p. ii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Preface - p. ix 7. Acknowledgments - p. xi 8. Author Biographies and Organization Presentations - p. xiii 9. 1: Oil Spill Containment in Semi-open Areas: Experiments in French Atlantic and Alpine Waters - p. 1 10. 2: Oil Spill Containment in Open Areas: Four Atlantic and Mediterranean Experiments - p. 19 11. 3: Polymetallic Pollution in Sentinel Bivalves Across a Semi-open Area: La Rochelle Harbor, France - p. 45 12. 4: Oil Spill Dispersant Use: Toxicity on Marine Teleost Fish - p. 71 13. 5: Extreme Environments: The New Exploration/Production Oil Area Problem - p. 83 14. 6: Law Review on Accidental Marine Pollution - p. 123 15. List of Authors - p. 133 16. Index - p. 135
The containment of pollution by physical defenses is the first step in restoring the ocean to its natural state. The first two chapters of Oil Spill Studies: Healing the Ocean, Biomarking and the Law describes the feedback on seven experiments made on the East Atlantic Ocean. The first chapter concerns semi-open sites while the second focuses on open environment directly linked to the ocean. The third chapter examines pollution from a French harbor marina and its effects on the local biodiversity. The book provides a methodology to quantify biological contamination coming from heavy metal releases into the environment. Chapter four provides the state-of-the-art in the science of a mid-depth-living fish species affected by the treatment of oil pollution by chemical dispersion. In a similar way, the fifth chapter addresses new explored and exploited ocean with extreme environments such as the Arctic and deep sea. The sixth and final chapter provides a lawyer’s analysis on the subject.
1. Cover image - p. ii 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. ii 4. Dedication - p. ii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Preface - p. ix 7. Acknowledgments - p. xi 8. Author Biographies and Organization Presentations - p. xiii 9. 1: Oil Spill Containment in Semi-open Areas: Experiments in French Atlantic and Alpine Waters - p. 1 10. 2: Oil Spill Containment in Open Areas: Four Atlantic and Mediterranean Experiments - p. 19 11. 3: Polymetallic Pollution in Sentinel Bivalves Across a Semi-open Area: La Rochelle Harbor, France - p. 45 12. 4: Oil Spill Dispersant Use: Toxicity on Marine Teleost Fish - p. 71 13. 5: Extreme Environments: The New Exploration/Production Oil Area Problem - p. 83 14. 6: Law Review on Accidental Marine Pollution - p. 123 15. List of Authors - p. 133 16. Index - p. 135
