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Study: A toxic cocktail in Norwegian waters – chemicals from car tires rubber

A lot of this rubber enters coastal marine environments in Norway, both from tire wear on roads and in snow removed from artificial turfs.

Vessel concept design to remove floating plastic

The vessel and river recovery system are aimed at recovering plastics in rivers before they reach the ocean

IMO report on GHG finds a decoupling between trade and emissions in shipping

The International Maritime Organisation’s fourth Greenhouse Gas Study highlights that the shipping industry has continued its trend of decoupling emissions growth from the global growth of seaborne trade.

Growing plastic pollution in the ocean in wake of COVID-19

Our beaches and ocean have been hit by a tidal wave of COVID-19 waste including plastic face masks, gloves, hand sanitizer bottles and food packaging.

Intertek provides environmental modelling services to Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water

The scope involves numerical modelling and analysis to improve water quality in rivers and coastal waters while continuing the management and improvement of the aquatic environment in Wales.

Allseas developed a new waste collection system at rivers

Allseas developed a new collection system to catch litter and plastic flowing through South Holland’s Nieuwe Maas River.

Peru and Ecuador get set to tackle invasive aquatic species

​The IMO-led GloFouling Partnerships project is tackling the introduction of invasive aquatic organisms into new marine environments.

Neptune Energy joins European Clean Hydrogen Alliance

Neptune Energy today announced it has joined the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance, supporting the development of the EU’s hydrogen strategy.

K Line to strengthen the initiatives toward global environmental preservation

“K” Line formulated the revised edition of “K” Line Environmental Vision 2050

Shell’s report: Shipping sector prioritises five solutions for decarbonisation

80 senior shipping executives set out an industry roadmap to decarbonise shipping in new Shell and Deloitte report.

Yang Ming fulfills green promise carbon emission reduced 51% in 2019

Through continuous fleet optimization, Yang Ming has fulfilled its promise of energy saving and emission reduction.

Fast-moving waterfalls in the deep sea can be dangerous for seafloor cables

New research led by the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) has discovered how fast-moving waterfalls under the sea control the shape and behaviour of submarine channels.

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