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British Isles, Mediterranean and Coral Triangle Blackspots for Shipping Accidents
Some of the world’s most iconic oceans are also the most at risk according to a new study on shipping accidents released by WWF. It presents consolidated evidence of factors that have contributed to, or been associated with, shipping accidents over the last 15 years. Southeast Asia – particularly the Coral Triangle – the east [...] -
Government must act on State of Nature Report
The UK’s first State of Nature report, which has been launched by Sir David Attenborough, reveals that 60% of UK wildlife species are in decline. And that is just the species which have been well studied. Our ability to monitor the state of nature, and respond with appropriate conservation action, is hampered by a lack [...] -
Australia pushes for ban on ocean “fertilisation”
Australia said it was pushing for a ban of any commercial use of a pioneering technique to reduce the impacts of climate change by “fertilising” the world’s oceans with iron, according to a report by the Sydney Morning Herald. The practice is proposed as a way to increase carbon dioxide absorption in the ocean and [...]
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