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Marine mammals: challenges and protection

Dolphins, seals, walruses, whales – marine mammals come in different shapes and sizes yet share common traits. These remarkable creatures inhabit vast expanses of oceans around the globe but are exposed to numerous dangers that threaten their survival – ranging from illegal hunting practices to changing ocean temperatures due to climate change. Whales and dolphins
Environmental compliance News

The benefits and challenges of implementing sustainable fishing practices to protect marine ecosystems

Sustainable fishing… Have you ever thought about how much the seafood you consume affects the marine ecosystems around the world? It’s a topic that’s been on the rise in recent years, and for good reason. The fishing industry is a major player in the global economy but is also a significant contributor to environmental damage. […]
Climate Change News

The Aral Sea Disaster: How a Catastrophic Mistake Resulted in Environmental Devastation and Human Suffering

The Aral Sea was one of the largest inland bodies of water in the world, located in Central Asia between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Unfortunately, a catastrophic mistake in the 20th century resulted in the gradual shrinking of the sea, leaving behind a desert landscape and a legacy of environmental devastation and human suffering. In this […]
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RISING TO THE WELLBOAT CHALLENGE

In the high-volume transport conditions experienced in salmon farms and other commercial marine environments that require the moving of live fish, preventing infection and contamination is crucial, as is ensuring fish welfare. Wellboats, which sort, treat and transfer farmed salmon to open seas and back, are relying on BIO-UV and Redox hygiene and biosecurity solutions
Events News

POSIDONIA SEA TOURISM FORUM TO EXAMINE TRENDS ON ECONOMIC IMPACT OF CRUISING INDUSTRY(25-26 April 2023)

GREECE EYES OVER €1.1 BILLION THIS YEAR FROM INCREASING HOMEPORTING ACTIVITY AND ADDITION OF NEW PORT OF CALL DESTINATIONS As the international cruise industry prepares for the highly anticipated Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum, Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) predicts that the sector will attract up to 33 million passengers in 2023, significantly exceeding the
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Using Artificial intelligence and machine learning to help identify patterns and trends in marine ecosystems

The world’s oceans are vast, complex, and full of life. Marine ecosystems are home to a wide range of species, from tiny plankton to massive whales, and play a crucial role in regulating the Earth’s climate and supporting human livelihoods. However, understanding these ecosystems and the complex relationships between different species can be challenging, and
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