What is Cooking Underwater in the Bay of Bengal?
The story of big trawlers destroying marine habitats by overfishing, and fishermen being pushed further out to sea, has become sadly universal. But this is the story of a group of people building an artificial reef to bring marine life back from the brink.
5 Things Hurricane Sandy Changed for Good
Some people and places may never be the same since Hurricane Sandy hit the northern Atlantic Coast on Oct. 29, 2012. The lingering effects include lives lost and irreplaceable mementos. Barrier islands were changed forever.
Keeping The Coasts of Lofoten, Vesterålen And Senja Free From Oil And Gas Exploration
Norway, one of the world’s largest oil and gas developers, has committed to protecting valuable areas of the ocean from being impacted by petroleum activities, putting the value of nature in front of the need for oil.
The Ocean Is Broken
Nothing could have prepared mariner Ivan Macfadyen for the devastation all around him as he sailed the Pacific.
Scientist Finds ‘Hawaiian Beach’ Sand On Mars
Earlier this month, Morrison, a geology student at University of Arizona, member of the science team on NASA’s Curiosity rover currently exploring Mars, co-authored two scientific publications in the journal Science, reporting the first scientific results and detailed analyses of individual mineral compositions in the Martian surface.
Human Impacts On Top Ocean Predators Along US West Coast Mapped
The California Current System along the U.S. west coast is among the richest ecosystems in the world, driven by nutrient input from coastal upwelling and supporting a great diversity of marine life. Like coastal regions in general, it is also heavily impacted by human activities.
Sand Wars: Facing a World Without Sand
An interview with Denis Delestrac, writer and award-winning director.
Detox: How People Power is Cleaning Up Fashion
Around the world a growing movement of people are using their creativity, design skills and purchasing power to demand fashion without pollution. A Greenpeace video.
Mangroves Help Guyana Defend Against Changing Climate
Approximately 90 percent of Guyana’s population lives on a narrow coastline strip a half to one metre below sea level…