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The world's oceans experienced significant damage throughout the first year in which global temperatures temporarily exceeded 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, a new study led by King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) has found.
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Ocean heat damage now occurs all year-round, not just in summer

3 months ago3 months ago3 mins

The world’s oceans experienced significant damage throughout the first year in which global temperatures temporarily exceeded 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels,…

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While the global aquaculture industry has blossomed in recent years, it is increasingly relying on species that are 'less beneficial' for food security, climate mitigation, and biodiversity, a new study by researchers at the University of British Columbia has suggested.
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Aquaculture production trends are ‘moving in the wrong direction’, study suggests

6 months ago6 months ago4 mins

While the global aquaculture industry has blossomed in recent years, it is increasingly relying on species that are ‘less beneficial’…

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A study by researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University has traced how microplastics from polymer-coated fertilisers (PCF) end up deposited on beaches and in the sea, contributing to the so-called 'missing plastics' phenomenon in marine pollution.
  • Research

Study offers new insight into ‘missing plastics’ in marine pollution

8 months ago8 months ago3 mins

A study by researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University has traced how microplastics from polymer-coated fertilisers (PCF) end up deposited on…

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A new study has found that the decommissioning and recovery of submarine telecommunications and power cables tends to have a 'short-lived' impact on the environment, with any impact generally located in the immediate area where cables are situated.
  • Environment
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Decommissioning submarine cables has a short-lived environmental impact, study finds

10 months ago10 months ago4 mins

A new study has found that the decommissioning and recovery of submarine telecommunications and power cables tends to have a…

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Fujitsu has announced the development of a system to measure and verify 'blue carbon' – in other words, carbon absorbed and stored by marine and coastal ecosystems – from seaweed and seagrass, which the firm states will support the restoration and conservation of seagrass beds.
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  • Sustainability

Fujitsu develops ‘blue carbon’ measurement tool

10 months ago10 months ago3 mins

Fujitsu has announced the development of a system to measure and verify ‘blue carbon’ – in other words, carbon absorbed and…

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Wärtsilä, a Finnish firm specialising in sustainable technologies for the marine and energy markets, has said the high level of uncertainty in the market makes forward-looking statements 'challenging', as it announced its interim results for the period from January to September 2025.
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  • Sustainability

High level of uncertainty makes outlook challenging, says Wärtsilä

11 months ago11 months ago4 mins

Wärtsilä, a Finnish firm specialising in sustainable technologies for the marine and energy markets, has said the high level of…

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The market for global recycled ocean plastics is expected to be worth around $1.93 billion this year, and could be worth as much as $3.5 billion by 2034, a new report by Custom Market Insights has found.
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  • Packaging
  • Recycling

Global recycled ocean plastics market could be worth $3.5 billion by 2034

1 year ago1 year ago4 mins

The market for global recycled ocean plastics is expected to be worth around $1.93 billion this year, and could be…

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A collective of United Nations agencies and global partners have launched the co-design process for One Ocean Finance, a new initiative that seeks to unlock billions in new financing from ocean-dependent industries and blue economy sectors.
  • News
  • Sustainability

One Ocean Finance seeks to establish a ‘more coherent and inclusive’ ocean finance architecture

1 year ago1 year ago4 mins

A collective of United Nations agencies and global partners have launched the co-design process for One Ocean Finance, a new…

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The WWF has called on governments to pause deep seabed mining due to its environmental risks, and has published a report outlining the impact that the practice has on the marine environment.
  • Environment
  • News

WWF calls for moratorium on deep seabed mining

2 years ago10 months ago4 mins

WWF has called on governments to pause deep seabed mining due to its environmental risks, and has published a report…

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Ponta Delgada, Açores, Portugal
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  • News

Azores establishes largest marine protected area in the North Atlantic

2 years ago2 years ago4 mins

The Azores, an autonomous region of Portugal, has passed legislation to establish the largest marine protected area (MPA) network in…

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