바다골재 채취와 해양환경 보호문제

The demand for aggregate increases, and the supply of aggregate is limited, and the problem of controlling supply and demand is becoming increasingly difficult. Particularly, in order to protect the marine environment, sea sand extraction needs to be restricted. First, a balance between development and conservation policies is needed. This requires a close cooperation system between government departments. In addition, the grantee of the aggregate extraction permit in the EEZ and the designated owner of the aggregate extraction complex should be changed from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport to the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries. Second, it is necessary to improve the environment evaluation standard and to allocate the use and fee for shared sleep efficiently. Third, it is necessary to reduce discretionary discretion by strengthening the system of Restoration of Aggregate Extraction Areas and establishing clear criteria for the reason for reduction of the reserve for restoration. Fourth, efforts should be made to promote the development of alternative resources and recycling aggregate of environmentally friendly recycled aggregate, so that limited resources can be continuously conserved.