South Korea Wants China to Crack Down on ‘Illegal’ Trawlers

The video discusses the issue of illegal fishing, highlighting its risks to national pride and economic consequences like export restrictions. It mentions international calls for a coalition against Chinese illegal fishing activities but suggests it's primarily China's responsibility. The video also outlines efforts to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, focusing on decarbonizing maritime industries and using eco-friendly vessels powered by hydrogen and ammonia.

What is a potential consequence for a country labeled as an illegal fishing nation?

• Increased tourism

• More fishing licenses

• Export restrictions

• Higher fish prices

Why is it risky to focus only on short-term profits in the fishing industry?

• It leads to overfishing

• It increases competition

• It results in higher taxes

• It can cause long-term losses

What is the suggested approach to deal with Chinese boats conducting illegal fishing?

• Ignoring the issue

• Forming a coalition with other countries

• Increasing local fishing activities

• Relying on China to address the problem

What is one of the goals for achieving carbon neutrality by 2050?

• Increasing fish exports

• Reducing fish consumption

• Decarbonizing maritime industries

• Building more fishing boats

Which fuels are being considered to restructure the fishing industry for carbon neutrality?

• Hydrogen and ammonia

• Natural gas and diesel

• Solar and wind

• Coal and oil