Marine Sand
- The extraction of marine sand, a critical natural resource following water, is rampant and largely unregulated, primarily for use in industries such as construction.
- The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has released findings highlighting the significant impact of marine sand extraction, emphasizing its status as one of the most exploited natural resources.
- Recognizing the need for more sustainable mining practices, the United Nations passed a resolution last year to encourage responsible sand extraction.
- Prominent countries engaged in this industry include China, the Netherlands, the United States, and Belgium, which are among the most active participants in marine sand ....
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