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Leading Maritime and Sustainability Experts to Speak at Session 1 of TMS TACCC 2025

Cleaner Seas July 14, 2025

16th July 2025, Dubai, UAE: The Maritime Standard has confirmed the lineup of expert speakers and session themes for Session 1 of the third edition of the Transportation & Climate Change Conference (TMS TACCC), taking place on Thursday, 25th September 2025, at the Saadiyat Rotana Resort in

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The Impact of Ocean Warming on Marine Habitats and Species Distribution

Cleaner Seas February 5, 2025

In the complex web of Earth’s interconnected systems, the oceans play a pivotal role. However, the rising of the ocean’s temperature has cast a daunting shadow over marine ecosystems. This article covers the multifaceted repercussions of ocean warming on marine habitats and the subsequent shifts in species distribution. Understanding Ocean Warming Causes and

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Marine Ecology News Digest: September 2024

Cleaner Seas September 25, 2024

As the autumnal equinox marked the transition from summer to autumn, September 2024 unfolded with a series of compelling developments in marine ecology. From groundbreaking discoveries in the depths of the ocean to alarming signs of human-induced impacts on marine life, the month was a testament to both the wonders and challenges of our aquatic […]

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Marine Ecology News Digest: August 2024

Cleaner Seas August 27, 2024

As the summer sun cast its golden rays over the world’s oceans, August 2024 emerged as a month brimming with groundbreaking discoveries and pressing environmental concerns in marine ecology. From the unveiling of new species in the ocean’s depths to alarming signs of climate change’s impact on marine life, the past month has been a […]

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The Science of Tides: Understanding the Dynamics of Coastal Areas

Cleaner Seas March 20, 2024

In the vast expanse of marine ecology, few phenomena capture the imagination quite like the ebb and flow of coastal tides. From the gentle lapping of waves against the shore to the powerful surges that shape entire landscapes, tidal forces wield a profound influence on coastal environments worldwide. In this article, we embark on a […]

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Oceanographic Sensors and their Role in Understanding Climate Change

Cleaner Seas March 16, 2023

As climate change continues to affect our planet, it is crucial to understand the mechanisms behind it and how it affects the Earth’s ecosystems. One important tool that has been instrumental in gathering data to understand climate change is oceanographic sensors. These sensors have been used to measure various parameters of the ocean, including temperature, […]

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Orkney Harbour: New Green Energy and Clean Fuel Initiatives

Cleaner Seas March 1, 2023

Orkney’s Infrastructure Legacy Orkney has a rich history of significant infrastructure projects, dating back to the construction of the Ring of Brodgar, which reshaped our understanding of the sophistication of Neolithic society. Today, innovation continues to thrive on the archipelago, exemplified by the recent Islands Growth Deal, a £393 million investment package

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Zero Carbon Shipping on the Horizon

Cleaner Seas February 16, 2022

It’s a well known fact that carbon emission is the main cause of the current climate crisis. Shipping industry produces  black carbon that seriously affects the amount of CO2 in the air. In an effort to reduce carbon emission in the shipping industry, more and more companies are now participating in sustainable practices and focusing […]

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Supporting Your Local Economy to Fight Climate Change

Cleaner Seas August 11, 2021

Climate change is one of the greatest challenges that we face today. Global issues such as deforestation, extreme weather events, rising sea levels, etc. are all results of climate change and global warming.

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Pacific Islanders Threatened By Climate Change Face A Legal Black Hole

Cleaner Seas July 27, 2021

Indigenous communities make up five percent of the world’s population, and are often directly and drastically affected by climate change, even when they aren't forced to relocate. And those like Ursula Rakova whose land is disappearing from beneath their feet have to negotiate a transition without any legal framework to guide them.