Sunday, 27 November 2016

pollution of the lebanese littoral by yasmina naja


Pollution of the Lebanese littoral 

Marine biodiversity is seriously endangered by pollution of the sea.

In Beirut, people fish on the edge of the Cornish, in very dirty water. The question is why do fishermen fish in polluted waters?

The answer to this question is that some poor fisherman’s do not have enough money to pay for a boat and support their families. They are obliged to fish in the dirty waters of the sewers.

Fish caught on the shore are prohibited from being sold by law, so fishermen do not even have the right to fish on the coast because of pollution, but these fishermen continue to fish to feed their families.

If you visit EIN EL MRAYSE, a popular Cornish promenade in Beirut you will smell a really unpleasing odor, it’s the sewers that exit directly in the Mediterranean Sea. And what is even worse is that fisherman fish directly in the very polluted and disgusting water of the sewer.

That’s why we should be careful about the fish that we eat, and to always make sure to know from where the fish came from.

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