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Hero SCUBA Provides A New Purpose
Karl Whiteman first experienced scuba diving while on holiday with his wife in August 2019. An ex-navy service man of 20 years, he had been...
- Ellis Moloney
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The Invisible Pollutant: A New Project Aims to Remove Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals from Our Ocean
Project Redpol, a €2.8 million collaboration between the universities of Le Havre, Caen, Portsmouth and Brighton, as well as the Chichester Harbour...
- EMODnet Secretariat
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Breaking Borders in Ocean Information: A European Success Story
It is 2006……
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Plastic Oceans: Interview with Lonely Whale’s Dr. Dune Ives
Over the past few years, the underlying repercussions of single-use plastics have become increasingly apparent. Every day, a new wave of plastic...
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Death by the Thousands: Biscayne Bay’s Fish Kill Event
Large cities—true urban powerhouses—are often juxtaposed with beautiful parks and coastal areas that are seemingly full of life.
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Slipping Through Our Fingers: Are We Running Out of Sand?
When someone mentions the word ‘sand’ the first thing that comes to your mind is most likely a glistening beach in the Bahamas, not the most heavily...
