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Sea energy - Image by gs1100 on Pixabay (BRUSSELS) - A new approach for a sustainable blue economy, proposed by the EU Commission for industries and sectors related to oceans, seas and coasts, aims to ensure a green, inclusive recovery from the pandemic. All blue economy sectors including fisheries, aquaculture, coastal tourism, maritime transport, port activities and shipbuilding will have to reduce their environmental and climate impact, says the EU executive. Tackling the climate and biodiversity crises requires healthy seas and a sustainable use of their resources to create alternatives to fossil fuels and traditional food production. Healthy oceans are a precondition for a thriving blue economy, said EC vice-president Frans Timmermans: Pollution, overfishing and habitat destruction, coupled with the effects of the climate crisis, all threaten the rich marine biodiversity that the blue economy depends on. We must change tack and develop a sustainable blue econom

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