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Ocean sediment is a ‘mudtropolis’ – meet the carbon-cycling creatures thriving beneath the seabed

Convex Seascape Survey scientist Adam Porter is developing pioneering techniques for photographing and measuring the sediment moved by urchins and…

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Maldives backtracks on decision to allow tuna longlining

The Maldivian government will not reissue longline fishing licenses, backtracking on plans to reopen the fishery for the first time…

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Maldives drops plan to reopen longline tuna fishing following protests

Longline fishing for tuna will remain closed in the Maldives, the island country’s president announced on Aug. 29. The decision came…

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Labour needs to fix British fishing – will it stand by its principles now it is in power?

The countdown to Labour having to decide whether it is going to act on the principles it held in opposition…

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Maldives pressured to stop longline fishing due to threats to marine biodiversity, tourism

Concerns about the issuance of new licenses for longline fishing in the Maldives, mainly that it has the potential to…

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Weekly Ocean News 23.08.24

Science  A new fish species has been discovered in Mauritanian deep-water coral reefs. It has been revealed that Squid have teeth in their suckers.…

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Weekly Ocean News 16.08.24

Science  Deep sea fungi’s antiviral capabilities have been proven a key development in the search for the cure for some of…

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Weekly Ocean News 09.08.24

Science  Footage captured by sea lions wearing lightweight video cameras has given researchers a glimpse of previously unexplored areas of the sea…

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Marina Abramovic giving unconditional love to the water

The interview is about a new piece — an edition of three photographs, one of which will be auctioned in…

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