Designed as a comprehensive overview on all factors and stakeholders impacting coastal and marine pollution, the book is divided into six sections. An overview section introducing the global state of coastal and marine pollution is followed by a section that showcases several different forms of pollution, their sources, distribution, and impacts on the biophysical environment. The third section describes monitoring methods, including ecotoxicological approaches, and proven strategies for managing coastal and marine pollution. The fourth section addresses policy and governance issues, including public awareness and disaster response strategies. The fifth section presents case studies that highlight chronic as well as accidental sources of pollution and how these may be contained, while the final section looks at the future needs for protecting marine resources. With its broad and up-to-date coverage, this book serves as a valuable reference for environmental researchers, ecologists, toxicologists, and professionals in marine-related industries.