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Diatoms are microscopic algae which are found in virtually every habitat where water is present. This volume is an up-to-date summary of the expanding field of their uses in environmental and earth sciences. Their abundance and wide distribution, and their well-preserved glass-like walls make them ideal tools for a wide range of applications as both fossils and living organisms. Examples of their wide range of applications include as environmental indicators, for oil exploration, and for forensic examination. The major emphasis is on their use in analysing ecological problems such as climate change, acidification and eutrophication. The contributors to the volume are leading researchers in their fields and are brought together for the first time to give a timely synopsis of a dynamic and important area. This book should be read by environmental scientists, phycologists, limnologists, ecologists and palaeoecologists, oceanographers, archaeologists and forensic scientists.

Diatoms. --- Diatoms --- Plant indicators. --- Indicator plants --- Indicators (Biology) --- Plant ecophysiology --- Biogeochemical prospecting --- Geobotanical prospecting --- Bacillariophyceae --- Bacillariophyta --- Diatomales --- Diatomophyceae --- Algae --- Phytoplankton --- Ecology. --- Plant indicators --- Ecology --- Diatoms - Ecology

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ALG Algae --- electron microscopy ( EM ) --- Bacillariophyta = Diatoms = Diatomeae

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The European Green Deal will trigger a deep transformation of the way we live, work and produce, the so-called green transition. This will require substantial investments in greening the economy, which could also lead to job growth if supported by the right policy mix. The policy mix could include reliable political long-term targets for a green transition, financial incentives and support for greening of industry, investment in ecosystem restoration, incentives and awareness raising for greener consumption, funding programmes to create jobs, skills training, and others.