Marine waste

Marine waste, particularly plastic pollution, is a significant environmental challenge that affects oceans and marine life globally. Plastics, when not properly managed, end up in waterways, eventually reaching the seas where they contribute to extensive pollution. Marine waste not only harms aquatic creatures through ingestion and entanglement but also disrupts marine ecosystems and economies dependent on healthy oceans. Addressing this issue requires a multifaceted approach, including reducing plastic production, improving waste management systems to prevent litter from reaching the ocean, and promoting cleanup efforts to remove existing waste. International cooperation, stringent regulations, and public education are crucial in mitigating marine waste and protecting marine biodiversity.

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