Climate Change and Marine and Freshwater Toxins

Preface\nContents\n1 Variability and trends of global sea ice cover and sea level: effects on physicochemical parameters\n2 New techniques in environment monitoring\n3 Responses of marine animals to ocean acidification\n4 Alexandrium spp.: genetic and ecological factors influencing saxitoxin production and proliferation\n5 Potential effects of climate change on cyanobacterial toxin production\n6 Harmful marine algal blooms and climate change: progress on a formidable predictive challenge\n7 Global warming, climate patterns and toxic cyanobacteria\n8 Human impact in Mediterranean coastal ecosystems and climate change: emerging toxins\n9 Gambierdiscus, the cause of ciguatera fish poisoning: an increased human health threat influenced by climate change\n10 Ciguatera poisoning: an increasing burden for Pacific island communities in light of climate change?\n11 Control and management of harmful algal blooms\n12 Multifaceted climatic change and nutrient effects on harmful algae require multifaceted models\n13 Global climate change profile and its possible effects on the reproductive cycle, sex expression and sex change of shellfish as marine toxin vectors\n14 Effects on world food production and security\n15 From science to policy: dynamic adaptation of legal regulations on aquatic biotoxins\nIndex