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Abstract

Estimating the potential environmental risks of worldwide coastal recreational navigation on water quality is an important step towards designing a sustainable global market. This study proposes the creation of a global atlas of the environmental risk of marinas on water quality by applying the Marina Environmental Risk Assessment (MERA) procedure. Calculations integrate three main risk factors: Pressure, State and Response. Applying the MERA approach to 105 globally distributed marinas has confirmed the utility, versatility and adaptability of this procedure as a novel tool to compare the environmental risks within and among regions (i.e. for area-based management), to identify the world's best practices (i.e. to optimize existing management) and to understand and adjust global risks in future development (i.e. improved planning).

Item Type:	Article
Authors/Creators:	Valdor, PF and Gomez, AG and Juanes, JA and Kerleguer, C and Steinberg, P and Tanner, E and MacLeod, C and Knights, AM and Seitz, RD and Airoldi, L and Firth, LB and Crowe, T and Chatzinikolaou, E and Smith, A and Arvanitidis, C and Burt, JA and Brooks, PR and Ponti, M and Soares-Gomes, A and Ovejero, A and Mendez, G
Keywords:	risk assessment, estuary, marine harbour pollution
Journal or Publication Title:	Marine Pollution Bulletin
Publisher:	Pergamon-Elsevier Science Ltd
ISSN:	0025-326X
DOI / ID Number:	10.1016/j.marpolbul.2019.110661
Copyright Information:	Copyright 2019 Elsevier Ltd.
Related URLs:	Google Scholar: MacLeod, C UTAS Profile: MacLeod, C
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