Research on Marine Pollution Problems and Solutions in China from the Perspective of Marine Tourism
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.30564/jms.v3i1.2599Abstract
Based on the perspective of marine tourism, this paper integrates various types of marine pollution, and puts forward high-quality development solutions and future extension direction of marine tourism. Through the research, it is found that the main culprits of marine pollution mainly include the following seven points: human activities produce garbage; white pollution; ship pollution; exploration of marine oil and gas resources and mineral pollution; land reclamation; pollution in mariculture industry and new estrogen pollution. The causes of marine pollution and countermeasures are discussed.
Keywords:
Marine tourism, Marine pollution, White pollution, Restrictive bottleneckReferences
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