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The ocean plays a vital role in our ecosystem, producing a significant portion of our oxygen and acting as a climate regulator. It supports an incredible amount of life on Earth. However, ocean pollution has become a pressing global issue that directly impacts human health and poses a massive environmental crisis. While it predominantly refers to pollution in seas and oceans, marine pollution postures serious threats to the health of coastal areas, oceans, and waterways worldwide. This issue is widely recognized at the native, local, national, and global levels. Marine litter not only harms the environment but also has socioeconomic implications for industries such as tourism, fishing and aquaculture, and shipping. The major causes of marine pollution stem from various urban and rural sources, including solid and liquid waste from cities, fertilizer and manure runoff from agriculture practices, air emissions from shipping activities, as well as improper disposal of plastic waste origin...

As it is universally known that in desperate need just a single glass of water is worth more than anything, for example giving someone a glass of water in a place where there is no water is equivalent to giving them life. The fundamental units of all living things are cells, and trillions of cells make up the human body. Water is present inside these cells, and its exceptional ability to dissolve a wide range of compounds enables our cells to use important Dietary, minerals, and substances in biological processes. Water makes up 50 to 80 percent of all living creatures, including mankind, plants, and bacteria. As much as 99% of certain aquatic plants and animals, such as jellyfish and seaweeds, are made of water. Natural system of water supply: 2. Water is a fundamental requirement for the survival of all living organisms. Earth is often referred to as a water planet, as three-quarters of its surface is covered by seawater, which is the source of all freshwater on the planet. Air ...