“Biofouling is a global problem, and to solve a global problem we need to collaborate globally. This collaboration aims to accelerate the uptake of proactive hull cleaning, as well as […]
By The Marine Detective , These are barnacles that live in only a very few places on the planet. The most are at Nakwakto Rapids, north of Port Hardy. The red […]
MSC, Swire Shipping merit top “Whale Tail” award Shipping companies received awards for reducing speeds in the 2021 “Protecting Blue Whales & Blue Skies” program. Eighteen shipping companies participated, transiting at […]
CMA CGM has formed a partnership with Plastic Odyssey to reduce plastic pollution in our oceans. The Group will support Plastic Odyssey on its three-year voyage to the world’s most […]
If you can’t beat them, eat them. That is the idea at the Illinois Department of Natural Resources as one approach to managing the ongoing invasion of invasive carp in […]
Scotland is well known for our diverse flora and fauna, both on land and in the sea. Some of the most iconic species seen around our coasts are seals. […]
A Texas oil company agreed to plead guilty to criminal negligence charges and pay nearly $13 million for a crude oil spill that killed wildlife and fouled southern California beaches, […]
The small uninhabited Candlemas Islands in the South Sandwich Islands. Photo: BFSAI – Oliver Hogg and Marta Soffker, Posted on:30 August 2022 – Categories:Fisheries, Science, Vulnerable species Shaped by ice and fire, the volcanic South Sandwich Islands […]
Shipping – which transports about 90% of global trade – is, statistically, the least environmentally damaging mode of transport when its productive value is taken into consideration. For example, the […]
Phykos is trying to pioneer a new form of carbon sequestration: using automated boats to grow seaweed in the middle of the ocean, then sinking it to the ocean floor. […]
