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    Crossing the rubicon*: addressing the issue of maritime debris in indian ocean
    (Journal of Indian Ocean Studies, 2024-10-06) Jayan, P. A.
    The marine litter constitute one of the key concerns and issues facing the seafaring countries around the world. In the maritime eco system, the living and nonliving assets of any ocean occupies a significant role. Maritime litters or debris is extremely harmful to the marine environment. It affects the marine ecosystem, people and economy of a nation. In addition, it contributes to the impact to marine wildlife. Marine debris has been documented by Gall and Thompson to influence more than 700 species, from coastal vegetation, to plankton, invertebrates, fish, cetaceans, sea turtles and seabirds. When it comes to the Indian Ocean, it is rich in natural resources.