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Turning the Tide: How Ocean Cooperation Can Reduce Global Conflict
The world’s oceans are increasingly fraught with tension. Shipping lanes are blocked, seabed cables and pipelines sabotaged, migrants risk perilous sea passages, fish populations...
The Missing Piece: Minerals Processing and Deep Sea Mining
Authors: Zohan Tariq and Tom LaTourrette*
The world’s oceans have long been a source of riches that help sustain human civilization. Since antiquity, fishing has...
Ocean Summit, Small Island and Archipelagic nations revisiting the spirit of Belgrade of 1961
Between honour and necessity is to address the 2025 Ocean Congress in Nice. It comes at brewing times of fragilities and re-alignments (when the...
Sea of possibilities: the underwater gardeners restoring marine forests
By involving local communities, EU-funded researchers aim to restore marine ecosystems and turn citizens into ocean stewards.
By Michaela Nesvarova
Beneath the deep blue waters of...
The “Revive Our Ocean” Initiative: Humanity’s Last Chance to Save Our Climate’s Blue Heart
On April 24, 2025, the world witnessed a landmark moment in environmental history: the launch of the "Revive Our Ocean" initiative. Led by Dynamic...
Dynamics of Fukushima Nuclear Waste Policy
Currently, nuclear waste is one of the main causes of global marine environmental pollution. The 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the...
Deep Sea Mining: Awakening New Depths with Caution
Oceans envelop more than 70 percent of planet’s surface and are vital for sustenance of life on Earth. Since millennia, oceans have played pivotal...
Beyond the Surface: The Urgency of Addressing Plastic Pollution in Our Oceans
In our era of rampant disposable consumption, the environmental toll of modern conveniences is starkly evident in the form of plastic pollution, especially in...
Anees Adenwala: The legendary scuba diving expert who has spent over 10000 hours underwater
"Melt your body into the sea until your soul exist and you will be as immense and powerful as the mighty ocean," echoed Hugues...
Warfare in the Red Sea: What about nature?
As warfare escalates in the Red Sea, humanity’s most cherished ally —nature—faces severe danger; an onslaught for which they have no possible defence.
"The Red...