Ecological Study of the Amoco Cadiz oil Spill

This book provides a comprehensive ecological study of the 1978 Amoco Cadiz oil spill, which was one of the largest spills in history. The report includes detailed information on the environmental impacts of the spill, including the effects on marine and coastal ecosystems. This text is an essential resource for scientists and policymakers concerned with oil spills and their impacts on the environment.

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