Science news articles about 'marine pollutant'

... give a false sense of security. In a recently published letter to the Marine Pollution Bulletin, Reddy notes that while the pom-pom method is effective in locating areas where excessive ...

... food for deep-diving toothed whales and other predators. In a study to be published in the journal Marine Pollution Bulletin, Michael Vecchione of NOAA Fisheries' National Systematics Laboratory and ...

... food for deep-diving toothed whales and other predators. In a study to be published in the journal Marine Pollution Bulletin, Michael Vecchione of NOAA Fisheries' National Systematics Laboratory and ...

Tiny plastic particles called "microplastics" and which concentrate pollutants might be ingestible by the ocean's tiny denizens and then move up the food chain.

... the growth of the microalgal community. Theoretical model The fact that low levels of a pollutant that are insufficient to cause a detectable effect may contribute to a larger, combined effect with ...

... , working with colleagues at Shimane University and at Nankai University, China, explain that as marine pollution is on the increase novel approaches to removing toxic contaminants is becoming an ...

... coast of Southern California, George Mason University professor Chris Parsons discusses the links between mass strandings and military exercises worldwide in a paper in the Marine Pollution Bulletin.

... Montie now works in David Mann's marine sensory biology lab. Co-author ... years, most of the work in this area focused on how concentrations of marine pollutants affected the animal's immune system or ...