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Red tides and Vibrio cholera: microbial blooms in a disrupted ocean
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- 1 Intro
- 2 Ocean health and human well being
- 3 We can make the ocean very unhappy
- 4 Pinch a minnow, hurt a whale
- 5 Pollutants in the sea
- 6 Dolphins accumulate heavy metals, PCBs and dioxin
- 7 Mother's milk
- 8 Death rate among dolphin first borns
- 9 The toxins can get into one other predator
- 10 The molecular lab in our Tokyo hotel room: Scott Baker dissecting meat samples
- 11 In the Canadian Arctic a native Inuit diet of seal and whale leads to very high pollutant levels in people
- 12 Red tides and Vibrio cholera: microbial blooms in a disrupted ocean
- 13 Rise In Seafood Related Infections In the U.S. Vibrio parahaemolyticus
- 14 Harmful algal blooms
- 15 Cholera can be spread by copepods
- 16 How to fix major problems of disrupted ecosystem flow
