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Sustainable Development Goals: Life in Water

Sustainable Development Goals: Life in Water
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Sustainable Development Goals aim to manage marine and coastal eco-systems sustainablely, protect from contamination and also address the effects of ocean acidization. Increasing the sustainable use of protection and ocean-based resources through international law, can contribute to mitigating some of the problems faced by our oceans.
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Reals:

- Over three billion people are dependent on bio-diversity on sea and coasts to ensure their migrations.
- 30% of fish stocks in the world today are used in a sustainable product level.
- Oceans are able to remove about 30% of the carbon dioxidine people produce. Therefore, since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, 26% increase in ocean acidization is seen.
- The large part of the sea pollution from land-based sources is in alarming levels: the average 13 thousand pieces of plastic waste in each square of the oceans.
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- reduce pollution, prevention and considerable amount of pollution caused by land origin activities, especially in order to include pollution, sea waste and foodstuff pollution.
- Until 2020, sustainable management and protection of marine and coastal ecosystems to prevent apparent negative effects, and to achieve healthy and productive oceans, and to move to the healing of these ecosystems.
- The effects of ocean acidization include the way to improve scientific cooperation at each level, address and minimize. [
- effectively organize the fish harvest to bring fish stocks to the earliest possible state or at least to deliver maximum sustainable products according to biological characteristics; excessive hunting, illegal, non-registration, and implementation of science-based management plans.
- Protection of at least 10 percent of coastal and sea areas up to 2020, in accordance with national and international laws and on the basis of the best scientific information available.
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- prohibition of subsidies, which are suitable for developing and at least developed countries, and should be an integral part of the world Trade Organization fishing incentives negotiations, avoiding excessive capacity, excessive hunting; removal of non-governmental, non-registered and non-governmental fishing (YK) causing the types of subsidies, similar new subsidies.
- Up to 2030, including the sustainable management of the Small Island States and the Most Advanced Countries, fishery, aquaculture and tourism, increasing the economic benefit provided by sustainable use of water resources.
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Source: Sustainable Development