Ocean Pollution. How oceans get polluted 1)Most of the pollution is from the land (runoff into rivers than the ocean) 2)Coastal areas are a problem. 3)Ships.

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Ocean Pollution

How oceans get polluted 1)Most of the pollution is from the land (runoff into rivers than the ocean) 2)Coastal areas are a problem. 3)Ships dumping wastes. 4)Oil spills & other types of accidents

Types of pollutants 1)Plastics – choking and tangling hazard

2) Oils & petroleum products – from boats, ships and runoff.

3) Trash – dumped or washing into the ocean

4) Chemicals & wastewater – fertilizers, pesticides, etc… from runoff

Preventing Ocean pollution 1)There are laws prohibiting ships from discharging wastes & dumping trash. 2) Many countries have signed treaties to prevent land activities that cause ocean pollution.

Problems with trying to prevent pollution. 1)Jurisdiction – who owns the ocean? 2) Enforcing laws in the ocean – large area to patrol.

Coastal control Countries do have control over areas from about 200 miles off their coasts. The Law of the Sea Treaty – an international treaty signed by many countries with restrictions. The US did not sign the treaty.

Ocean Planet: Threats Some ocean pollution facts.