Oceans: How the IAEA is Contributing
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Nuclear techniques are also used to understand and support better management of the marine environment. Nuclear techniques are used to monitor and assess effects of climate change on the oceans, and to validate global climate models and ocean circulation models. |
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| An Ocean of Knowledge: Read more |
On the Watch for a Silent Killer in El Salvador (Video): Watch video |
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| Sustainable Development of Coastal Waters: Read more |
Understanding Ocean Pollution (Video): Watch video |
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| Detecting a Killer Toxin: Read more |
Tracing Pollution of the Past (Video): Watch video |
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RBA for Red Tide Control: A Field Update (Video): Watch video |
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| Reducing the effects of harmful algal blooms in El Salvador: View flyer |
Protecting the Seas from an Invisible Killer: HABS, also Known as Red Tides (photo essay): View photos |
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| Strengthening the national environmental monitoring system in the marine ecosystem in Guatemala: View flyer |
Reducing the effects of Harmful Algal Blooms in El Salvador (Photo essay): View photos |
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| Assessing radioactivity in the Gulf of Aqaba, Jordan: View flyer |
Responsible/Contact: Department of Technical Cooperation | Last update: 13 Feb, 2013
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