Abstract
This study focused on environmental governance to reduce marine micro plastics. In the last 5 years, marine debris was generated in the order of coast > sedimentation > floating debris. In addition, 70,840 tons of marine debris was collected in 2016, but it is increasing to 138,362 tons in 2020. Currently, marine debris monitoring research is being conducted mainly on the coast of Korea, but since microplastics can affect marine life and items produced on the coast, we suggest diversifying monitoring. And the measures to reduce styrofoam buoy waste are as follows. Introduce a systematic and sustainable education system that can make fishery workers aware of the problem of waste dumped into the sea and the seriousness of marine pollution.
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