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oceanNRG Herald Weekly – Where to from here: Food, air, water and energy (0)
A lot of interest is being generated in conserving living natural resources in the Antarctic through the setup and implementation of Marine Protected Area‘s. Equally important is access by industry to resources in the region, including fisheries, oil, gas and mineral deposits. The opening up of the Antarctic due to a changing climate is exposing… Read More ›
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Antarctica needs marine protected areas: Oceans inc (0)
An update on Antarctic Marine Protected Area developments by Oceans inc. As the article points out any decision by nations with a vested interest in the region not to support conservation efforts is likely political and in my opinion based on the need to allow for resource developments in the region. A more accessible Antarctic due to… Read More ›
Legilsation and Regulations »
US companies issue declaration urging government to act on climate change — theguardian (0)
An industry lead response to climate change is key to creation of an enabling environment that facilitates adaptation to climate change. A growing consensus that excessive carbon emissions causes climate change (irrespective of its source) is rallying industry to lobby government to take serious action in legislation and policy adoption into the future. A carbon-constrained economy… Read More ›

Coral Restoration 18 Months | Arnfinn Oines
US companies issue declaration urging government to act on climate change — theguardian
IUCN – BIOPAMA bolsters progress on capacity development for protected areas in the Pacific and West Africa
Antarctica needs marine protected areas: Oceans inc
Advocating a sustainable aquatic environment, sustainable marine resource use, and the reclamation of a ‘middle way’: Green Fish Blue Fish | A Soapbox:
Unmanned Drones Transition From Warfare To Conservation | EarthTechling
Coalition may stop wind, solar farms if energy demand stays weak : Renew Economy
Preventing an Arctic Cold War – NYTimes
Ocean plankton sponge up nearly twice the carbon currently assumed
BP Maps Out the Future of Global Energy | gCaptain – Maritime & Offshore News
Sea Creatures in a Warming World: Winners and Losers | LiveScience
Chinese fishing fleet in African waters reports 9% of catch to UN | Environment | guardian.co.uk


