Russian bottom trawler, plastic trash and a northern fulmar, common in the Arctic region, at Sjubrebanken on the west coast of Svalbard in Norway. Scientific studies show that almost 90 percent of the dissected Fulmars have digested plastic material. About 80 percent of the plastic trash washed ashore on Svalbard is estimated to originate from the fishing industry. Greenpeace is campaigning in the Arctic to establish marine protected areas. As the sea ice melts a new ocean opens up for industrial activities.