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The Sea Women of Melanesia: Climate Inspiration for 2022
The Sea Women are trained scuba divers who combine indigenous knowledge and tech to better protect marine life in climate-threatened reefs.
Clamshells in Peru offer clues on El Niño ocean impacts
Scientists who study clamshells found along the coastline of Peru say their small layers contain clues about El Niño climate patterns.
Captured methane can be turned into plenty of fish food
The process could have multiple benefits such as less methane in the atmosphere and more stable marine ecosystems.
Why bottom trawling must be banned by the EU
If we are sincere about protecting our ocean and its resources, we must end bottom trawling.
The South China Sea holds a key to sustainable blue economies
For most people disputes are the main features of the South China Sea. But there is hope for sustainability.
WMO report on Africa stresses need for climate adaptation
Adaptation to climate change is the primary concern of African countries, with disaster preparedness and response a top priority.