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China’s overfishing and pollution harm the world’s oceans

By U.S. Embassy Tbilisi

3 MINUTE READ

October 20, 2020

China’s fishing vessels that engage in illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing destroy marine ecosystems. China is also the world’s largest source of plastic pollution, which further devastates fish and ocean life.

Learn more by watching this video.

China, Environment, Oceans, Water Pollution

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