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  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Jun-2009
  • Kirjastus: Haus Publishing
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The oceans are the basis of all life—they regulate our climate and are an important source of food. But we overfish them and pollute them. If we don’t act fast this will have disastrous consequences. This volume identifies how we can start to effectively protect our oceanic ecosystems.



The Oceans are the basis of all life, and we are slowly destroying them.
Editor's Foreword ix
Oceans and their Role in the Global Climate
1(31)
Geographical background
1(2)
The ocean water
3(1)
Ocean temperatures
4(2)
Why is sea water salty?
6(2)
The ocean's currents
8(8)
Waves
16(2)
The coastlines
18(2)
How the oceans influence climate
20(12)
Life in the Oceans
32(24)
Life in the oceans and the system ``Earth''
32(2)
How life on land is different from life in the oceans
34(2)
Ocean plants: phytoplankton
36(7)
The evolution of phytoplankton
43(2)
The oceans - a dangerous place to live
45(3)
Life in the ocean has different rules to life on land
48(1)
Interactions between organisms and the ocean: Calanus finmarchicus
49(5)
The ocean as a system
54(2)
Global Element Cycles
56(20)
Carbon
58(3)
The biological pump
61(4)
The carbonate pump
65(4)
Nitrogen
69(3)
The oceans and sulfur
72(4)
Climate Change and the Oceans
76(48)
The greenhouse effect and global warming
76(7)
Warming of the oceans
83(6)
Rising sea levels
89(8)
Different consequences in different regions
97(11)
Tropical cyclones
108(7)
Changes to the ocean currents
115(6)
Methane release from the sea bed?
121(3)
Changes to the Element Cycles
124(22)
Phosphorus and silicon
124(3)
Carbon
127(2)
The consequences of the increased CO2 concentration
129(2)
Acidification of surface waters
131(4)
The rate of change
135(2)
Nitrogen
137(5)
Sulfur
142(1)
Summary
143(3)
Changes to Life in the Ocean
146(28)
The importance of biodiversity
147(6)
The effects of fishing
153(8)
Bycatch and waste
161(3)
Nutrient enrichment
164(4)
Rising sea temperatures
168(2)
Life in the ocean under the effects of acidification
170(2)
Summary
172(2)
The Ocean as a Waste Receptacle
174(19)
Looking back in time
174(3)
Hope for the oceans of the future?
177(1)
Mercury
178(2)
Persistent organic pollutants
180(4)
Imposex in marine snails
184(3)
Not all types of oil are equal
187(3)
Other strains on the ocean
190(1)
Summary
191(2)
Other Human Uses of the Ocean
193(22)
Sun, sand, surf
193(3)
Cargo transport
196(4)
Water and salt
200(4)
Energy from the ocean
204(6)
The ocean floor as a CO2 store
210(5)
Visions of the Future
215(9)
A dark vision of the future: the oceans in decline
215(4)
A bright vision of the future: mankind in harmony with the oceans
219(3)
Final remarks
222(2)
Glossary 224(14)
Bibliography 238(2)
Picture References 240
Stefan Rahmstorf is a Professor of Ocean Physics at the University of Potsdam. Katherine Richardson is a Professor of Ocean Biology at the University of Copenhagen.