Chemistry of Sea and Polar Regions 1200-CHMRPOL-OG
The aim of this lecture is to present in the systematic way the knowledge about sea chemistry, current environmental issues related to the microplastic debris and persistent organic pollutants (POPs) together with specificity of polar regions (as unique area of scientific research). It consists of eight meetings, each dedicated to one subject: from general introduction, Baltic characterization, microplactic problem up to the Earth's frigid zones description and sheering of experience.
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Prerequisites (description)
Learning outcomes
-to enlarge ones knowledge about ocean science, in particular chemistry of maritime environment
-to explain crucial concepts of maritime habitats protection and present main threats and (microplastic debris, persistent organic pollutants) and scientific activity in that domain
-to present the characteristic and specificity of polar regions
-to motivate to be up-to-data with literature and engaged in sea protection
Assessment criteria
The written exam and selected article’s elaboration (presentation). All details to be given and clarified at the first lecture.
Practical placement
none
Bibliography
Up-to-data literature will be given at the first meeting.