Contaminants in water in the marine environment

Published by Marine Institute

This data collection activity covers baseline, geographical and temporal trend monitoring of heavy metals and chlorinated hydrocarbons in water from the marine chemistry monitoring programme. Data for water chemistry covers marine areas around Ireland and between Ireland and Canada in the North Atlantic Ocean. Water sample stations have been collected since 1991 mostly from water bottles attached to a CTD rosette and discrete water samplers. Contaminants in water monitoring has been undertaken by the Marine Chemistry team of the Marine Environment and Food Safety Services (MEFSS) section of the Marine Institute. Data 100% complete for surveys since 1991.

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atlantic ocean celtic sea chemistry chlorobiphenyls cyclodienes dangerous substances dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane (ddts) dissolved inorganic carbon environment environmental monitoring facilities environmental science estuary geoscientificinformation hazardous substances herbicides hexachlorocyclohexanes hydrosphere irish sea and saint georges channel major inorganic constituents major organic constituents marine environment metals and metalloids monocyclic aromatic hydrocarbons north atlantic ocean north-east atlantic ocean nutrients oceans organic esters organochlorines (general) persistent organic pollutants pesticides physical measurements polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (pahs) science water (substance) water sample

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License Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
Created 2018-12-07
Last Updated 2024-02-26
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