harbor pollution control

Harbor pollution control involves managing and reducing harmful substances that enter the water in port areas, such as chemicals, oil, trash, and sewage. This is achieved through regulations, proper waste disposal practices, and the use of barriers or cleanup technologies. The goal is to protect marine life, maintain water quality, and ensure safe navigation for ships. Effective harbor pollution control requires cooperation among ports, industries, and governments to monitor pollution sources, enforce laws, and implement environmentally friendly practices, safeguarding the health of aquatic ecosystems and the surrounding communities.