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  • Nuclear-Based Approaches application for marine pollution assessment and monitoring

    Nuclear-Based Approaches application for marine pollution assessment and monitoring by Mejjad, Nezha;

    Series: Environmental Science and Engineering;

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    Product details:

    • Publisher Springer Nature Switzerland
    • Date of Publication 11 February 2026

    • ISBN 9783032121967
    • Binding Hardback
    • No. of pages179 pages
    • Size 235x155 mm
    • Language English
    • Illustrations II, 179 p. 35 illus., 33 illus. in color.
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    This book aims at investigating the pacific use of nuclear techniques to evaluate, measure, and mitigate marine-related environmental issues. In recent decades, the use of nuclear techniques has grown mainly to define and assess the pollution levels in the marine environment. The pacific use of nuclear approaches allows a better understanding and assessment of pollution in coastal and marine ecosystems. The evaluation of pollution levels will not allow for identifying the possible sources of pollutants in an ecosystem, yet the use of nuclear approaches has allowed for establishing the history of pollution in a system. So, since 70's researchers have started reconstructing marine and coastal pollution history using sediment cores by applying radiometric-dating tools. In addition, nuclear techniques are also used for other emergent pollutants, such as marine plastics, and for determining carbon sequestration rates. Nuclear and isotopic techniques are also used to accurately determine and trace oil spills in marine environments, which help in mitigating possible damage and evaluating the risk to human health. Monitoring and mitigating ocean acidification is also possible using nuclear techniques, which contribute to the understanding of the past and present changes in ocean conditions, mainly seawater pH. This book is intended as a valuable resource for researchers, scientists and policymakers who are looking to understand the source and origin of pollution in order to provide accurate solutions and mitigations. Thus, worldwide research activities on marine and coastal stressors continue to develop, there is a clear need for effective global scientific cooperation that includes the use of these nuclear tools.

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    Table of Contents:

    A bibliometric analysis of Radiometric datation of coastal sediments.- Radioactive contamination assessment in edible fish.- Monitoring and history reconstruction of heavy metals pollution in coastal lagoon.- Sediment core dating using fallout radionuclides including 137Cs and 210Pbxs.- Nuclear technology application for monitoring plastic pollution in Moroccan lagoons.- The use of radiotracers to study the environmental effects of microplastics on marine natural ressources.- Nuclear-derived techniques in the context of circular plastic economy science based solutions for assessing monitoring marine microplastic pollution.

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