A new initiative has been launched in Chennai to collect used fishing nets in an effort to promote sustainable fishing practices and protect marine life. The drive, organized by local authorities in collaboration with environmental organizations, aims to reduce the environmental impact of discarded fishing nets in the coastal areas. Fishing nets are a major source of plastic pollution in the oceans and pose a serious threat to marine animals, including turtles, dolphins, and seabirds. By collecting and recycling these nets, the initiative hopes to prevent them from ending up in the ocean and causing harm to marine life. The collected nets will be recycled and repurposed into new products, reducing the demand for new plastic materials. The initiative also aims to raise awareness among fishermen about the importance of properly disposing of fishing gear and the impact of marine pollution. This drive is part of a larger effort to promote sustainable fishing practices and protect the marine environment in India. By working together, local authorities, environmental organizations, and fishermen can help ensure a healthier and cleaner ocean for future generations.

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