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Global Impacts of Military Munitions Disposed at Sea

Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

AvMargo Edwards,Geoff Carton,Jacek Beldowski,Carter DuVal

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Utgivningsdatum2027-05-25
Vikt666 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieGeophysical Monograph Series
Antal sidor350
FörlagJohn Wiley & Sons Inc
ISBN9781119436164

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Introduction1.1. Historic context concerning military munitions and the underwater environment (Editorial Team)1.1.1. Testing1.1.2. Training1.1.3. Manufacturing1.1.4. Coastal defense1.1.5. Combat1.1.6. Sea disposal1.1.7. Distribution and logistics sites (e.g., explosive anchorages, docks)1.1.8. Accidents1.2. Types of munitions materials in the underwater environment1.3. Regulatory framework1.4. Significant known sites Munitions Background and Current State-of-the-Art (Editorial Team)2.1. Explosives hazards2.1.1. Human impacts2.1.2. Ecological impacts (e.g., coral, marine mammals)2.2. Corrosion2.3. Dissolution2.4. Zone of influence2.5. Fate and transport of munitions constituents2.5.1. Explosives2.5.2. Metals2.5.3. Chemical agents2.5.4. Smokes2.5.5. Incendiary2.5.6. Riot control2.6. Toxicity of munitions constituents2.6.1. Explosives2.6.2. Metals2.6.3. Chemical agents2.6.4. Smokes2.6.5. Incendiary2.6.6. Riot control2.7. Modeling2.8. Tools for site characterization3. Baltic Sea (Jacek Be³dowski) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks4. North Sea/Skagerrak (Jacek Be³dowski and CHEMSEA partners) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks5. United Kingdom/Beaufort Dyke (unconfirmed) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks6. Mediterranean/Adriatic (Sandro Carniel) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks7. Russia (Vadim Paka – unconfirmed) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks8. Halifax/Canada (Terry Long - unconfirmed) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks9. U.S. Great Lakes (Carter DuVal) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks10. U.S. East Coast (Geoff Carton and Carter DuVal) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks11. Caribbean Sea (Diane Wehner - unconfirmed) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks12. Gulf of Mexico (Naill Slowey - unconfirmed) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks13. U.S. West Coast (Peter Brewer – unconfirmed) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks14. Hawaii (Margo Edwards) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks15. Australia (Colin Trinder) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks16. Japan (Joseph Asahina– unconfirmed) Setting (Environmental conditions)Explosive hazardsHuman health risksEcological risks17. Recommendations for Future Studies (Editorial Team)17.1. Explosives hazards17.2. Corrosion17.3. Dissolution17.4. Zone of influence17.5. Fate and transport of munitions constituents17.6. Toxicity of munitions constituents17.7. Modeling