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Climate change may cause intense waves in ArcticClimate change may cause intense waves in ArcticExtreme ocean surface waves with catastrophic effects on Arctic coastal communities and infrastructure could become larger due to climate change.
More than 100 tons of fishing nets found in GyreMore than 100 tons of fishing nets found in Gyre
EU announces Finnish aid to maritime companiesEU announces Finnish aid to maritime companiesThe European Commission has approved a Finnish assistance scheme of 600 million euros to help maritime companies affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
The microplastic pollution crisis is threatening biodiversityThe microplastic pollution crisis is threatening biodiversity
Biomass fuels can reduce the global warmingBiomass fuels can reduce the global warmingAccording to a long-term field study by academics at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) and Michigan State University (MSU), biomass fuels derived from different grasses could substantially mitigate global warming by reducing carbon emissions.
Study finding deltas help in reducing the impact of river floodsStudy finding deltas help in reducing the impact of river floods
Great Barrier Reef shows signs of heat stressGreat Barrier Reef shows signs of heat stressGreat Barrier Reef faces an uphill battle to survive in the face of warming and more acidic waters, with the scientists behind the new study projecting that as much as %90 of them could disappear within a couple of decades.
The world’s first carbon-free supply vessel to be launchedThe world’s first carbon-free supply vessel to be launched
EU will protect fishing communitiesEU will protect fishing communitiesThe EU expects the UK to sign up to Brussels’ state aid rules with an independent enforcement authority in the UK working in close cooperation with [the European] commission.