How Dirty Is The Marmara Sea?
]05.03. 2009 NTVMSNBC
What is the ultimate of pollution in the sea of theMarmara? What changed in Marmara Sea in the last 10 years? OECD report.
[[T]OECD works and reviewed the environmental performance of Turkey, "OECD Environmental Performance Reviews: In the report called Turkey, Marmara Seasection to take heavy urban and industrial waste water from residential areas in Istanbul and around. [[[T]] [[Raporda was expressed that the Marmara Sea, along with Çanakkale and Istanbul sores, especially the Atlantic-based immigrant coastal fish have met important harmony between the Black Sea and the Aegean Sea. [
In the sea of the Marmara, the compromise report that living Mediterranean Foku and crabs are under the obstacles of increased levels of pollution and the trace of wetlands, the ‘Marmara Searunn to take severe urban and industrial waste water from the committee areas in Istanbul and around.
]]'' industrial waste water is a major part of an important amount of urban waste water, the report that it is taken into consideration when it is mixed into the seawater without being involved in the following translations: 'Specially, the most important industrial center of Turkey is located in the Izmit Bay and Gemlik Bay, which takes the waste of the critical areas needed for higher pollution control. An important source of pollution in these and throats is the discharge of solid wastes, as well as sintine and ballast waters, depending on difficult heavy ship traffic.
Cirlik Control Grip, programming and investments are discovered under Marmara Sea Management Plan. It is an important focal point to control the impurities of land origin through making large diameter investments to new waste water treatment plants. Despite the efforts in the past 10 years, the water quality remains to fall, the blurred levels have risen. In most of the monitoring stations in the sea, circulating oxygen needs and difficulties are detected. The risks of this situation brought to the island in the open of coasts with the potential of rich tourism in public health and coastal water springs that greater investments should be guaranteed in pollution control in the near run. '
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