Artificial Intelligence for Ocean Conservation and Exploration
Artificial intelligence is transforming how we understand and protect the ocean, safeguard marine ecosystems, and…
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Biodiversity COP 16: Historic Agreements Forge Path Toward Global Conservation…
The main breakthroughs include: A UN Convention to support Indigenous Peoples and local communities' contribution…
International Mangrove Day: Protecting vital ecosystems
On July 26th we celebrate the international Mangroves Day to raise awareness about the importance of protecting…
EUR 2.5 million in EU funding available for a new EMFAF MSP call
Today, May 7th, 2024, the European Commission launched a new call for proposals under the European Maritime,…
Global Coral Bleaching: NOAA Reports Unprecedented Phenomenon
NOAA scientists reported a stark warning as the world grapples with an unprecendented phenomenon: the fourth global…
Proposal at IMO Criticized for Undermining Shipping Decarbonization Efforts
The proposal, if implemented, could potentially hinder global efforts to decarbonize the shipping industry.
EU Shipping ETS Costs Surge Amid Red Sea Crisis
Crisis in the Red Sea diverts ships to longer routes escalating EU's Shipping ETS costs according to OceanScore and…
EU Lawmakers Tighten Regulations against Marine Pollution
Shipowners and operators willl be accountable for marine pollution. EU Lawmakers to set regulations to prevent…
Illegal Shark Fin Trafficking: Cartel Connection Unveiled
The alleged son of a Cali Cartel drug lord associated with illegal Shark Fin Trafficking. Traditional fishermen are…
Controversy Surrounds Regulation of Shark Fishing in Colombia
Conservationists, traditional artisanal fishermen, and the Colombian government immersed in a longstanding debate…