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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Marine biological characteristics and environmental legal policy optimization based on heterogeneous computing environment

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In a heterogeneous computing environment, task scheduling has always been a central issue in high-performance computing. This paper proposes a scheduling algorithm based on priority queue division. The algorithm determines the number of priority queues according to the number of input nodes of the directed DAG task set of the acyclic graph and divides the task queue into communication overhead and computational overhead. With the development of the marine economy, the pressure on the marine ecological environment is increasing, and the complexity of protection and governance is also increasing. Therefore, on the basis of heterogeneous computer technology, this paper has carried out a systematic study on the characteristics of marine organisms and has carried out a systematic study on the characteristics of marine ecology. This article finds out the many reasons for the destruction of the marine environment and proposes appropriate countermeasures to establish a complete marine protection and management system. In view of the increasing importance of international and national criminal responsibility of maritime transport rights, the establishment of environmental legal issues has become very important, which is essential for combating and punishing crimes related to marine pollution and maintaining the marine environment. This paper studies domestic and foreign taxation policies and the legal system of coordinated management in the ecological environment and mainly studies how to build a legal system of fiscal and taxation policies for the coordinated governance of the ecological environment and optimize the fiscal and taxation policies of the ecological environment. Based on the research and analysis of taxation policy optimization environment, taxation law, taxation policy, and joint management law, this article puts forward practical suggestions.

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The study was supported by “Research on the conflicts of interest and legal adjustments in the construction of modern environmental governance system (Grant No. 20BFX166).”

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This article is part of the Topical Collection on Environment and Low Carbon Transportation

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Jiang, M. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Marine biological characteristics and environmental legal policy optimization based on heterogeneous computing environment. Arab J Geosci 14, 1534 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-021-07949-9

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