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Challenges to the Traditional Ocean Economy, excessive use and, in some cases, irreversible change of marine resources and coastal areas. This chapter will first discuss the various challenges to the traditional ocean economy, including climate change, unsustainable fisheries and aquaculture, and marine pollution. The chapter will then discus

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The Blue Economy,the ocean‘s value is reduced by numerous environmental pressures. There are calls for the ocean‘s economic activities to be in balance with the long-term carrying capacity of the ocean ecosystems. This chapter will first introduce the concept of the blue economy and blue growth. Following this, the

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Sustainable Fisheries,nities and support livelihoods for people. This chapter will first introduce the concept of sustainable fisheries before discussing the various economic and technology tools available to rebuild global fish stocks. The chapter will then discuss the ecosystem approach to fisheries and the concept of

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