AMTI-CSIS: China ang nagdudulot ng pinakamalaking Ecological Damage sa South China Sea | BT - video Dailymotion

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00:00 China is the one that is causing the biggest ecological damage in the South China Sea,

00:05 according to a report released by a think tank in the United States.

00:08 With the help of the Satellite Image Arena,

00:10 which is an Asian Maritime Transparency Initiative,

00:12 the Center for Strategic and International Studies,

00:15 more than 4,000 acres or almost 2,000 hectares of coral reefs were destroyed

00:20 due to the construction of China's artificial island.

00:23 Through dredging and landfill,

00:26 more than 6,000 acres of coral reefs were destroyed

00:30 due to the giant clam harvesting of Chinese fishermen.

00:33 According to the think tank,

00:35 China is doing extensive dredging and landfill

00:38 to strengthen their structures in the territory they are stealing.

00:42 It will take decades before the coral reefs are destroyed.

00:47 China has yet to react.

00:49 [Music]

AMTI-CSIS: China ang nagdudulot ng pinakamalaking Ecological Damage sa South China Sea | BT

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