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the 3 components of biodiversity threatened by the tower’s installation

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the 3 components of biodiversity threatened by the tower’s installation

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Coral reefs :

Damage caused by construction and anchoring of the tower.

Weakening of the marine ecosystem and loss of breeding areas for species.

Marine fauna :

Disruption of local species such as fish, turtles, and mollusks.

Risk of pollution and changes in ocean currents.

Coastal balance :

Coastal erosion due to hydrodynamic changes.

Impact on beaches and natural habitats.

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 the pressures on biodiversity and the impacts highlighted by opponents

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 the pressures on biodiversity and the impacts highlighted by opponents

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Types of pressure on biodiversity:

Physical pressure: Construction and anchoring damaging coral reefs.

Pollution: Risks from waste, hydrocarbons, and construction materials.

Noise and light pollution: Disrupting sensitive marine species.

Impacts highlighted by opponents:

Loss or displacement of certain species

Destruction of a natural and cultural heritage

Ecological imbalance (erosion, changes in currents).

Threats to local fishing and tourism

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Resolution inspired by the 3 components of the commons: Resource / Communities / Collaboration paths

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Resolution inspired by the 3 components of the commons: Resource / Communities / Collaboration paths

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Resource : The threatened marine biodiversity (coral reefs, fauna, and coastal ecosystems).

Communities : Residents, environmentalists, scientists, local authorities, Olympic organizers.

Collaboration paths :

Consultation with local populations and scientists before any project.

Thorough environmental impact studies with alternative solutions (e.g., floating tower, different location).

Commitment from the Olympic organizers to follow strict ecological standards and fund marine preservation efforts.

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the stakeholders involved and explain their perspectives

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the stakeholders involved and explain their perspectives

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+Olympic Organizers & Authorities : Defend the project for the prestige of the Olympics and economic benefits.

+ Local residents & Environmental associations : Oppose the project to protect the environment and local traditions.

+Scientists & NGOs : Warn about biodiversity risks and propose sustainable alternatives.

+Tourism & Fishing industries: Concerned about the impact on their livelihoods and the region’s image