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The movement of vessels around the world requires the intake of ballast water to give them a safe degree of stability when light. The release of ballast water at the port is considered to be a big ecological hazard because:
It increases the temperature of the coast by several degrees.
It causes heavy metal poisoning.
It is responsible for transporting alien species in new ecosystems.
It reduces the dissolved oxygen in the ocean water.
Ecological impacts of Ballast water discharged ?On return to ports the vessels discharge the ballast water in the coastal waters, thus releasing many exotic species of flora and fauna in the ecosystem
?Ballast water are transporting more than 10000 exotic marine species across the globe
?In India ,the experts have found more than 10 invasive exotic species in the coastal waters of Kerala which are very rich in bio diversity
?The increase in number of ports and expansion of port activities has aggravated the situation recently.
Can cause tremendous damage to our coastal ecosystems and lead to severe loss of biodiversity
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