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The ocean has a money problem. Protecting and restoring it, the reefs, the mangroves, the fisheries that feed billions, requires far more funding than governments and philanthropy have ever managed to supply, and marine…
The International Union for Conservation of Nature has identified deep-sea mining as the biggest threat to a critically endangered deep-sea snail in its latest Red List update. The assessment covered all 201 known hydrot…
The ocean is getting crowded. Fishing fleets, shipping lanes, oil and gas platforms, offshore wind farms, undersea cables, aquaculture pens, tourism operators, and marine protected areas are all competing for the same st…
A grassroots advocacy group is seeking to transform False Creek, a tidal inlet in the heart of Vancouver, from a polluted urban waterway into a place where nature thrives and people can safely swim. The False Creek Frien…
It is one of the least visible environmental problems in all of shipping, and for more than a century it went almost entirely unmanaged. Every day, thousands of ships pump seawater into and out of enormous internal tanks…
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