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"Marine pollution" as a book category covers works that examine contamination of the world’s oceans, seas and coastal zones by substances or energy that harm ecosystems, wildlife and human communities. Books in this category range from scientific texts explaining sources (plastics, oil, chemical runoff, heavy metals, nutrient overload, noise and thermal pollution), transport and ecological and human-health impacts, to policy and law analyses, case studies of major spills or dead zones, and practical guides to monitoring, mitigation and remediation. It also includes investigative journalism, environmental history, advocacy and memoirs that trace industry practices, regulatory failures and grassroots responses, as well as accessible overviews for students and general readers. Central themes are the science of contamination, socio-economic consequences, governance and responsibility, and pathways toward prevention, cleanup and sustainable ocean stewardship.

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