DETECTING A colonies of algae—simple ocean plants that live in the sea—grow out of control and produce toxins that can poison fish, shellfish and other marine life, and pose a major threat to people’s health and fi - Water of Life - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	DETECTING A colonies of algae—simple ocean plants that live in the sea—grow out of control and produce toxins that can poison fish, shellfish and other marine life, and pose a major threat to people’s health and fi Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-03-21 00:20:10 Open Document File Size: 363,14 KB Share Result on Facebook City Monaco / Charleston / / Company Environmental Laboratory / IAEA / UNEP / Environment Laboratories / / Continent Africa / / Country El Salvador / Philippines / Chile / Monaco / Namibia / / / Event Business Partnership / Product Issues / / Facility Environmental Laboratory / Philippine Nuclear Research Institute / / IndustryTerm contaminated sea products / potent tools / human food chain / technology transfer / / NaturalFeature Sorsogon Bay / / Organization Collaborating Centre / Division of Public Information / UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission / Philippine Nuclear Research Institute / Reserve Bank of Australia / IAEA Collaborating Centre on HABs / US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / / Person Florence Boisson / Alumanda de la Rosa / Rodolfo Quevenco / / Position fisherman / Director / scientific consultant / / Product fish harvests / shellfish / sea products / / ProvinceOrState South Carolina / / Region Latin America / / SocialTag Aquatic ecology Biological oceanography Biology Algal bloom Red tide International Atomic Energy Agency Paralytic shellfish poisoning Saxitoxin Toxin Water

DETECTING A colonies of algae—simple ocean plants that live in the sea—grow out of control and produce toxins that can poison fish, shellfish and other marine life, and pose a major threat to people’s health and fiAdd to Reading List