CEU eTD Collection (2017); Békés, Gáspár: Adaptation to Ocean Acidification

CEU Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2017
Author Békés, Gáspár
Title Adaptation to Ocean Acidification
Summary Ocean acidification is an often overlooked environmental problem which has severe effects on marine ecosystem and thus the livelihoods of those who depend on the ocean biosphere. Its complex background of land-based sources and ocean-based effects makes it difficult to address by research and policy as well. Adaptation to it is therefore even harder; with little awareness and no reduction of atmospheric CO2 in sight, options are limited. If we are to solve this problem, a synthesis of different fields of sciences are needed, which include Earth System Sciences, International Relations and International Law. By exploring the subject with a multidisciplinary approach and reviewing the contemporary research on the subject, important recommendations can be made to tackle ocean acidification, from introducing acidity thresholds to amending fishing quotas and reforming the UNCLOS.
Supervisor Pintér, László
Department Environment Sciences and Policy MSc
Full texthttps://www.etd.ceu.edu/2017/bekes_gaspar.pdf

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