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https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2015/06/overfishing-could-push-european-fish-species-extinction

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On the earth, 88% of the oxygen produced by photosynthesis is formed in the ocean, and seaweed plays a major role. The area of algae in the ocean is very large, and the ocean accounts for about 71% of the entire earth's area, so the photosynthesis of marine plants is much larger than that of terrestrial plants. When seaweed produces organic matter, it produces a large amount of oxygen, which maintains the oxygen concentration in the air for human existence, and absorbs almost 155 billion tons of carbon dioxide every year, which affects the global climate as a carbon sink.

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Through the efforts of people and marine biologists, everyone is looking for ways to protect the health of the ocean. Many volunteers have joined. Clean up the garbage on the sea surface, treat the injured marine life and so on. In order to enable the sustainable development of the ocean, the people cooperate to protect the ocean.

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Marine resources are indispensable for human activities. However, as human demand for the ocean continues to increase, the ocean will also change. A large number of fishery subsidies have led to the extinction of many fish species.

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Oceans and marine life are vital to the healthy functioning of the planet. The oceans produce one-half of the oxygen we breathe2, and the oceans also absorb 26% of man-made carbon dioxide3. A growing body of evidence shows that marine biodiversity plays a key role in a healthy planet and social well-being.