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<abstract>As much as 1 million metric tons of garbage and plastics are dumped into
the ocean each year, killing seabirds and marine mammals, creating
safety hazards for shippers and boaters, and polluting shorelines and
beaches.  To mitigate this uncontrolled ocean dumping, the United States
became a party to annex V of the International Convention for the
Prevention of Pollution From Ships--known as MARPOL V--which restricts
the discharge of garbage and plastics from ships of signatory countries.
However, Congress has repeatedly expressed concerns about the Coast
Guard&apos;s enforcement of MARPOL V provisions.  This report discusses the
Coast Guard&apos;s progress in enforcing MARPOL V and determines whether
funds that Congress earmarked for 100 enforcement positions are being
used for MARPOL-related ends.  This report also describes the Coast
Guard&apos;s educational and outreach efforts, which are intended to improve
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