Oceans

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Why Beryl is the earliest Atlantic hurricane ever (and will not stay an isolated case)

by Simone Fant 19 JUL 2024 15:00

Increasingly earlier, more intense and devastating, atlantic hurricanes, fuelled by steadily rising ocean temperatures, are becoming ever more dangerous and unpredictable. So much so that some ...

AMOC collapse is closer than expected: the consequences

by Simone Fant 21 FEB 2024 14:30

The Atlantic Current circulation is getting closer and closer to collapse, and this could have devastating climate impacts. This is according to a study published in Science Advances that shows...

Full steam ahead for the EU Blue Deal

by Emanuele Bompan 27 OCT 2023 15:20

*from Brussels The European proposal for an EU Blue Deal picks up speed. On October 26, 2023, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), in a packed room at the Charlemagne Building in...

Blue Economy in the Netherlands: A Sea of Potential

by Antonella Ilaria Totaro 06 SEP 2023 13:32

Working with the sea is part of the history, tradition, and culture of the Netherlands. For centuries, the Dutch have worked on the open sea, gaining a profound understanding of the specific co...

The Ocean Inside

by Emanuele Bompan 08 JUN 2023 09:14

On the island of Inhaca, Mozambique, lies one of the most extraordinary observatories of ocean life I have visited as a journalist. Since 1951, the Estação de Biologia Marinha Eduardo ...

The Sea and Humankind: an Interdependent Relationship

by Silvestro Greco 08 JUN 2023 09:09

The sea is a natural resource with which we have increasingly lost contact over time.Yet, 50% of what we breathe comes from the sea and is produced by the marine organisms that inhabit it. The ocean...

Measuring the impacts of companies on the ocean, for a sustainable Blue Economy

by Tosca Ballerini 09 NOV 2021 18:03

The ocean is the largest carbon sink on the planet, and if managed sustainably it can aid in climate change mitigation and adaptation. But its ability to regulate climate is weakened by the direct a...

The Atlantic Ocean contains more plastic than we thought

by Giorgia Marino 28 AUG 2020 00:00

Plastic, or rather microplastic is added to plastic. And the Atlantic Ocean is even more contaminated than we feared. This is demonstrated by a new study by Katsiaryna Pabortsava and Richard Lampitt...