‘At a crossroads: Europe’s role in deep-sea mining’ a new report published today by Seas At Risk (SAR), an umbrella organisation of environmental NGOs from across Europe, exposes the role played by the European Union and its Member States, as well as the UK and Norway...
The deep sea was one of the last largely untouched regions on earth. As our technology-driven society demands more and more resources, mineral resources in the deep sea are increasingly becoming the focus of industry. Mining these minerals will have devastating...
The global climate emergency forces us to leave the era of fossil fuels as soon as possible. That is the only responsible way to act. Facing climate change responsibly means accepting the need to rapidly adopt wide-ranging measures to avoid the worst consequences of...
The European Commission, in association with the European External Action Service invites ocean stakeholders worldwide to the presentation and discussion of the final recommendations for ocean sustainability action by the EU’s International Ocean Governance...
On 23 March 2021, the Ministry of Fisheries, Marine Research and Agriculture, stated that they were considering the option to lift the Maldives’ 11-year-old shark fishery ban. The Ministry stated that they see “no reason not to” lift the ban to reap...
Deep-sea mining is at the transition from exploration to commercial exploitation. The deep sea remains poorly explored and potential impacts of deep sea mining on the marine environment are believed to be immense. OceanCare is therefore launching its new program on...
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