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Formation and the Effect of Musilage in Marmara Sea and in the World

Dünyada ve Marmara Denizi’nde Müsilaj Oluşumu ve Etkileri

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73–79
Publication Date
2022-12-31
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In this article, the formation of mucilage, its causes, effects, examples of mucilage in Turkey and in the world, and suggestions for reducing mucilage are discussed.

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Objective & Hypothesis:All countries in the world is struggling with environmental pollution, waste problems and the global climate crisis.
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Key Findings & Data:Climate change is also a proof of the deterioration of the ecological balance, which can cause an increase in temperatures, floods, fires, etc.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this article, the formation of mucilage, its causes, effects, examples of mucilage in Turkey and in the world, and suggestions for reducing mucilage are discussed.
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⚙️Variables:Müsilaj · deniz salyası · deniz karı

Abstract

All countries in the world is struggling with environmental pollution, waste problems and the global climate crisis. People cause deterioration on the natural and ecological balance by destroying habitat in which they live and breathe. Climate change is also a proof of the deterioration of the ecological balance, which can cause an increase in temperatures, floods, fires, etc. It causes many negativities as well as the increase in natural disasters. One of the negative consequences of climate change is mucilage. Mucilage is an accumulation of organic matter produced by organisms under special climatic and tropical conditions. Mucilage, which is a natural formation, is found in the seas and oceans. Mucilage, sea sputum or sea snow is an environmental disaster that threatens the ecosystem and has negative effects on marine life and biodiversity. Nowadays, the increase in pollution as well as the water temperature in the Marmara Sea has caused the sea saliva to become prominent. Many oceans and seas in the world have been exposed to mucilage. In this article, the formation of mucilage, its causes, effects, examples of mucilage in Turkey and in the world, and suggestions for reducing mucilage are discussed.

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Dünyada tüm ülkeler çevre kirliliği, atık problemleri ve küresel iklim kriziyle mücadele etmektedir. İnsanlar yaşadıkları ve nefes aldıkları habitatı tahrip ederek doğal ve ekolojik denge üzerinde bozulmaların olmasına sebep olmaktadırlar. İklim değişikliği de ekolojik dengenin bozulduğunun bir kanıtı olup, sıcaklıkların artmasına, sel, yangın vb. doğal afetlerin artışına sebep olduğu gibi birçok olumsuzluğa yol açmaktadır. İklim değişikliğinin sebep olduğu olumsuz sonuçlardan biri de müsilajdır. Müsilaj, özel iklimsel ve tropik şartlar altında organizmalar tarafından üretilen bir organik madde birikimidir. Doğal bir oluşum olan müsilaj, denizlerde ve okyanuslarda görülmektedir. Müsilaj, deniz salyası veya deniz karı; ekosistemi tehdit eden, denizlerdeki canlılara ve biyoçeşitliğe olumsuz etkileri olan bir çevre felaketidir. Son yıllarda yaşanan Marmara denizinde kirliliğin artmasına ek olarak su sıcaklıklarının yükselmesi, deniz salyasının belirgin hale gelmesine sebep olmuştur. Dünyada birçok okyanus ve deniz müsilaj ile karşı karşıya kalmaktadır. Bu makalede müsilaj oluşumu, sebepleri, etkileri, Türkiye’de ve dünyada müsilaj oluşumu örnekleri, müsilajın azaltılması ile ilgili öneriler irdelenmiştir.

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KONCAGÜL, M., DÜLGER, N. E., YİNANÇ, A. (2022). Formation and the Effect of Musilage in Marmara Sea and in the World. European Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Cilt: 5 - Sayı: 2, 73–79. https://ajindex.com/articles/868083

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