Saturday, August 17, 2024 Minister of Ecology, Sustainable Development, and Development of the North, Damjan Ćulafić, emphasized that the conservation of the sea is not just an ecological task but a profound moral obligation. This commitment ensures a healthy and clean environment for future generations. During a visit to the Portonovo marina and the Lazure hotel and marina, Ćulafić, alongside his colleagues, assessed the state of nature conservation and environmental protection in these areas.
The visit highlighted the significance of maintaining high environmental standards, especially in locations like ports and marinas that are integral to nautical tourism but also pose increased risks to the environment. Ćulafić stressed the importance of establishing and strictly adhering to environmental standards in these vulnerable areas. He noted that the use of advanced materials and technologies can lead to more efficient models of environmental protection.
Such innovations are crucial for the preservation of seas and coastlines, which are vital to both the local population and the broader ecosystem. Environmental Risks and Necessary Precautions The minister warned of several environmental risks associated with maritime activities, including the dangers posed by ballast water, the potential for maritime accidents, and pollution from oil derivatives and wastewater from ships. These factors contribute to the degradation of marine environments, making it imperative to imp.