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Marine ScienceFisheries & Coastal Management in Ghana

Marine Pollution & Conservation

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What marine pollution & conservation means

Protecting the ocean.

Before you start

Not confident yet? Work through Ghanas Fisheries first.

Worked example

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Question

A major pollutant on Ghanas beaches and in the sea is

  • plastic waste
  • clean sand
  • fresh air
  • sunlight
Answer: plastic waste

Working: Plastic litter harms marine life and fouls beaches and nets.

Curriculum and exam alignment

Tertiary foundation coursework

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Related skills

Other Fisheries & Coastal Management in Ghana skills in Marine Science, at the same point in the course.

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