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Tag: biomonitoring

Chemistry

We Don’t Know the Half of It: Hundreds of Contaminants in Dolphin Blubber from Southern California

Dolphins and humans are continuously exposed to low levels of various halogenated, persistent manmade pollutants through their diets. In this…
March 17, 2015October 27, 2017 Carrie McDonough
Chemistry

Sea sponges soak up pollutants

Biomonitoring can be a great tool for measuring pollutants in marine ecosystems, but not all organisms accumulate chemicals equally. The…
March 13, 2014March 18, 2014 Zoe Ruge

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