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Deadliest Catch: Thailand's 'Ghost' Fishing Nets Help COVID-19 Fight – Channels Television

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Underwater divers in plastic-choked waters off the coast of Thailand snip through discarded nets tangled around a reef a new initiative helping protect marine life and aiding the fight against coronavirus.
The “ghost nets” discarded from the country’s lucrative fishing industry are a deadly source of plastic pollution, ensnaring turtles and cutting into delicate coral beds.
Left unattended, “they could stay adrift for decades, either entrapping or becoming the food of marine animals,” says Ingpat Pakchairatchakul of the London-based Environmental Justice Foundation.
Ingpat was speaking to AFP during a recent boat trip off the coast of Chonburi province, as a team of more than 30 divers hacked away at stubborn threads enveloping a reef 27 metres (90 feet) below the vessel. ....

Chon Buri , Krung Thep Mahanakhon , Somporn Pantumas , Ingpat Pakchairatchakul , Thosphol Suppametheekulwat , Chaturathep Khowinthawong , Agriculture Organization , Environmental Justice Foundation , London Based Environmental Justice , Net Free Seas , Free Seas , Qualy Design , சோன் புரி , சுற்றுச்சூழல் நீதி அடித்தளம் , லண்டன் அடிப்படையிலானது சுற்றுச்சூழல் நீதி , நிகர இலவசம் கடல்கள் , இலவசம் கடல்கள் ,

Deadliest catch: Thailand's 'ghost' fishing nets help Covid fight

Deadliest catch: Thailand s ghost fishing nets help Covid fight
AFP
1/22/2021
AFP
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The ghost nets discarded from the country s lucrative fishing industry are a deadly source of plastic pollution
Underwater divers in plastic-choked waters off the coast of Thailand snip through discarded nets tangled around a reef a new initiative helping protect marine life and aiding the fight against coronavirus.
The ghost nets discarded from the country s lucrative fishing industry are a deadly source of plastic pollution, ensnaring turtles and cutting into delicate coral beds.
Left unattended, they could stay adrift for decades, either entrapping or becoming the food of marine animals, says Ingpat Pakchairatchakul of the London-based Environmental Justice Foundation. ....

Chon Buri , Krung Thep Mahanakhon , Somporn Pantumas , Ingpat Pakchairatchakul , Thosphol Suppametheekulwat , Chaturathep Khowinthawong , Agriculture Organization , Environmental Justice Foundation , London Based Environmental Justice , Net Free Seas , Free Seas , Qualy Design , சோன் புரி , சுற்றுச்சூழல் நீதி அடித்தளம் , லண்டன் அடிப்படையிலானது சுற்றுச்சூழல் நீதி , நிகர இலவசம் கடல்கள் , இலவசம் கடல்கள் ,

Thailand recycle ghost nets into useful plastic items to fight coronavirus pandemic- Technology News, Firstpost

Net Free Seas has salvaged 15 tons of waste netting from sea waters in its first year of operation. ....

Chon Buri , Krung Thep Mahanakhon , Somporn Pantumas , Ingpat Pakchairatchakul , Thosphol Suppametheekulwat , Chaturathep Khowinthawong , Agriculture Organization , Environmental Justice Foundation , London Based Environmental Justice , Net Free Seas , Free Seas , Qualy Design , Fishing Nets , Ghost Nets , Marine Life , Ocean Waste , Plastic Waste , சோன் புரி , சுற்றுச்சூழல் நீதி அடித்தளம் , லண்டன் அடிப்படையிலானது சுற்றுச்சூழல் நீதி , நிகர இலவசம் கடல்கள் , இலவசம் கடல்கள் , மீன்பிடித்தல் வலைகள் , பேய் வலைகள் , கடல் வாழ்க்கை , கடல் கழிவு ,

Clearing up Thailand's discarded fishing nets helps clear seas and the fight against Covid-19

CHONBURI (AFP) - Underwater divers in plastic-choked waters off the coast of Thailand snip through discarded nets tangled around a reef - a new initiative helping protect marine life and aiding the fight against coronavirus.
The ghost nets discarded from the country s lucrative fishing industry are a deadly source of plastic pollution, ensnaring turtles and cutting into delicate coral beds.
Left unattended, they could stay adrift for decades, either entrapping or becoming the food of marine animals, says Ingpat Pakchairatchakul of the London-based Environmental Justice Foundation.
Ingpat was speaking to AFP during a recent boat trip off the coast of Chonburi province, as a team of more than 30 divers hacked away at stubborn threads enveloping a reef 27 metres below the vessel. ....

Chon Buri , Krung Thep Mahanakhon , Somporn Pantumas , Ingpat Pakchairatchakul , Thosphol Suppametheekulwat , Chaturathep Khowinthawong , Agriculture Organisation , Environmental Justice Foundation , London Based Environmental Justice , Net Free Seas , Free Seas , Qualy Design , சோன் புரி , சுற்றுச்சூழல் நீதி அடித்தளம் , லண்டன் அடிப்படையிலானது சுற்றுச்சூழல் நீதி , நிகர இலவசம் கடல்கள் , இலவசம் கடல்கள் ,