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Equinor sets ambition to reach net-zero emissions by 2050

The ambition includes emissions from production and final consumption of energy.

Research: Leaving more big fish in the sea reduces CO2 emissions

An international team of scientists has found leaving more big fish in the sea reduces the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) released into the Earth's atmosphere.

Startup ReefSystems installs artificial reef in IJmuiden

With these reefs ReefSystems creates habitats, a natural habitat, to stimulate the growth of local marine life.

The Ocean Cleanup introduces first product made with ocean plastic pollution

Sunglasses made from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, with 100% of the proceeds funding the continuation of the cleanup

Port of Riga: new tanks for processing of polluted water have been put into operation

Every year, about 11 thousand tons of municipal solid waste, about 50 thousand tons of municipal wastewater and 15-20 thousand tons of water polluted with oil products are collected from ships entering the port of Riga.

EU awards funding to Kapellskär-Naantali Maritime Bridge environmental initiative

The project will start during November 2020 and is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2023.

Tilting oil tanker threatens ‘environmental catastrophe’

Venezuela's opposition warned of a potential "environmental catastrophe" Thursday as a damaged oil tanker threatened to spill 1.3 million barrels of crude into waters separating Venezuela from Trinidad and Tobago.

Researchers find diverse communities comprise bacterial mats threatening coral reefs

Cyanobacterial mats have posed a huge problem for coral reef health. Previously, the bacteria covered about 1% of reefs, but that has grown to 20 to 30% in some places.

Arctic Ocean sediments reveal permafrost thawing during past climate warming

Sea floor sediments of the Arctic Ocean can help scientists understand how permafrost responds to climate warming.

TenneT investigates biodiversity improvement at North Sea cable intersections

TenneT starts a pilot designed to improve biodiversity at cable intersections in the North Sea.

NOAA supports American lobster and Jonah crab research fleet led by fishermen

Once mostly discarded in the American lobster fishery, Jonah crab landings are now growing. More biological and fishery data are needed to support stock assessments. Fishermen are leading the way.

Blue BioTrade project set to improve fortunes in the eastern Caribbean

The project aims to enhance the production of and trade in queen conch for domestic, regional and international markets using the BioTrade Principles and Criteria

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