Marine Water Quality

Marine water quality refers to the condition of seawater in terms of its cleanliness, safety, and health for marine life and human activities. It involves various factors such as the levels of pollutants, nutrients, temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, and pH. Good water quality supports healthy ecosystems, biodiversity, and sustainable fisheries, while poor quality can lead to harmful algal blooms, dead zones, and damage to marine habitats. Monitoring and managing marine water quality are essential for environmental sustainability, human health, and the economy, ensuring the ocean remains a vibrant and productive resource.