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2. Integrated Ocean Mangement in the Mediterranean - Overview and good practices to foster the ecosystem approach

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Federico, Fabbri, Maggioni Tecla, Anastasia, Charitou, Fabio, Carella, Soffietti Folco, Delphine, Thibault, Panigada Simone, Politi Elena, Joan, Gonzalvo, Antonios, Mazaris, Georgia, Pozoukidou, Marilena, Papageorgiou, Jordi, Sánchez, Dalmau Andreu, and Francesco, Musco

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Maritime Spatial Planning, Ocean Literacy, Citizen science, Integrated Ocean Management
Abstract

Thishandbook aims to provide an overview of theIntegrated Ocean Management(IOM) topic and its state of implementation in the Mediterranean, through anecosystem approachand targeted communication strategies. To complement the knowledge and understanding of IOM, a series ofgood practicesrelevant to the subject are presented. Severalcase studieshave been collected from research and environmental conservation organizations, to provide a comprehensive overview of different approaches that can be adapted and replicated in different geographical contexts.

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2022
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3. COVID-19-related litter pollution on Greek beaches and nearshore shallow water environments

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Konstantina Kouvara, George Papatheodorou, Angeliki Kosmopoulou, Ioannis Giovos, Anastasia Charitou, Anastasios Filippides, Helen Kaberi, Loukia Kalaitzi, Filippos Kyrkitsos, Phoebe Koundouri, Constantinos Triantafyllou, Miltos Gletsos, Elias Fakiris, and Maria Geraga

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Waste Products, Greece, Humans, COVID-19, Water, Aquatic Science, Oceanography, Pollution, Pandemics, Plastics, Bathing Beaches, Environmental Monitoring
Abstract

COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in certain types of litter, many of which are expected to end up in the marine environment. The present study aimed to monitor the pandemic-related litter pollution along the Greek coastal environment. Overall, 59 beach and 83 underwater clean-ups were conducted. Litter was categorized as: PPE (face masks and gloves), COVID-19-related, single-use plastic (SUP) and takeaway items. PPE, dominated by face masks (86.21 %), accounted for 0.29 % of all litter. The average PPE density was 3.1 × 10

Published
2022

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