Negative contribution of the fishing fleet to marine pollution

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Operational waste, discharge of waste and biological resources overboard is an urgent issue of marine environment pollution. The modern fleet renewal program is more focused on modernization and contribution to deeper processing of products. However, reducing the negative impact of fishing on the aquatic ecosystem is not occurring. The work provides an example of the operation of the fishing fleet on the pollock fishery, as one of the most abundant. It describes the negative contribution of fishing vessels to the pollution of the waters, which occurs due to irrational use of aquatic biological resources and the associated significant volumes of fish discards overboard.

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Andrei V. Iakimov

Far Eastern State Technical Fisheries University

Author for correspondence.
Email: applo_o@mail.ru
ORCID iD: 0000-0003-0753-178X
SPIN-code: 4518-7161

postgraduate student

52-B Lugovaya St, Vladivostok, 690087, Russian Federation

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