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Eco-disaster: the Mediterranean drowns in plastic waste
As soon as the corona pandemic banned residents and tourists from the streets of the Italian lagoon city of Venice, the canals became crystal clear and full of fish. Nature seems to recover quickly from the consequences of mass tourism. However, not all waters will be able to regenerate in such a short time.
The Mediterranean is one of the most polluted waters on earth and the coast of Venice is only one of many popular destinations on the Mediterranean. Along with the tourists comes plastic waste.
Concerned URL | https://www.tourism-review.com/plastic-waste-choking-the-mediterranean-fish-news11471 |
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Source | Tourism Review |
Target group(s) | Destinations , Businesses , Travellers , Education, Research, Consultancy , NGOs, Partnerships, Networks , Governments & Administrations |
Topics | Climate Change - Energy and Resource Efficiency , Natural Heritage & Biodiversity |