China’s occupying boats dumping sewage on Philippine reefs

The video discusses the environmental impact of stationary Chinese boats in the South China Sea, causing algae blooms that damage coral reefs and threaten fish stocks. It highlights the role of the Chinese maritime militia in territorial disputes and presents satellite imagery showing sewage accumulation. Experts from Similarity Incorporated analyze these images, revealing significant environmental damage. The discussion includes evidence of numerous ships anchored at Union Bank's Atoll, contributing to the algae blooms.

What environmental issue is caused by the stationary Chinese boats in the South China Sea?

• Air pollution

• Soil erosion

• Algae blooms

• Deforestation

What do Western analysts believe about the Chinese boats?

• They are abandoned vessels

• They are research ships

• They are a maritime militia

• They are part of a fishing fleet

What has been observed in satellite images over the last five years?

• Accumulation of human sewage

• Increase in coral reefs

• Reduction in algae blooms

• Decrease in fish population

What is the role of Similarity Incorporated in this context?

• They are an environmental NGO

• They specialize in satellite imagery analysis

• They are a government agency

• They are a fishing company

What territorial claim does China make regarding the South China Sea?

• It is a shared international zone

• It belongs entirely to China

• It is a protected marine area

• It is a no-fishing zone