The echo on the planet is a disaster. This course put lights on these threats and how to protect marine lives.

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

• Effects of changing natural habitants
• Sensitivity of the Sea
• Pollution of the Sea and its short and long term impacts
• Toxics in the Sea; its sources and effects on lives
• Marine environmental protection through developments
• Climate change effects on marine echo system
• US-EPA Marine protection & comparison to the international rules and regulations
• The Baltic states and protection of the Sea
• Oxygen depletion in the Sea
• Marine environmental pollution & remediation
• Oil spill, history, clean up & management

• Government environmental agency members
• Operator company employees
• Environment engineers
• HSE engineers
• Contractors
• Service sectors that handle wastes
• Companies whose work have direct impact on environment

Day 1

• What makes the sea sensitive
• Effects of changing natural habitants
• Land based nutrient input enteringsea
• Direct atmospheric deposition
• Nitrogen & Phosphorus, and their sources
• Hazardous substance
• Chemicals from industry
• Movies

Day 2

• Loads from surrounding land
• Chlorophyll concentration and its
• Effect on surrounding
• Atmospheric forcing
• Examples
• Movies

Day 3

• Dioxin toxics and its sources
• Effects of toxics on human health
• Rules to implements for toxics free
• environment
• Analytical method and quality
• assurance
• movies

Day 4

• Reefs and Wetlands
• Clean water act
• Burial at Sea
• Disposal of ships

Day 5

• Dredging management
• Emergency dumping procedures
• Fish consumption and wastes
• Monitoring our Seas

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 75% of the total course duration.