Climate change is real and the consequences will be catastrophic, however humanity will survive. However the loss of nature on land and marine life in the oceans is much more serious. Most of Nature will be wiped out by 2045, and we enter the 6th mass extinction, unless we can make the world a toxic free zone of chemicals and plastic.
https://lnkd.in/ezJ3bfpV For the last 20 years we have been reporting on regime shifts and the declining phytoplankton population in the world's oceans. A recent study from Dalhousie University confirms the […]
Plymouth Marine Laboratory is an independent marine research organization, but it collaborates closely with the University of Plymouth and the Marine Biological Association. This collaboration is formalized through Marine Research Plymouth,
. https://lnkd.in/eGgsG9zh There are many different species of banana and plantain, and most of them have a better flavour and nutritional qualities than the cultivated species, Musa acuminata. The food
The German scientists uncovered a contaminant spreading through Europe’s waterways: an indestructible substance called trifluoroacetic acid (TFA). Fluorocarbon products need to be banned now; the chemicals are toxic forever; there
There is a way out of the mess we have made of climate change and the destruction of Nature. What we know for sure is that carbon mitigation will not
Seahorse Point refurbishments and upgraes are well underway, our new doc has just been fitted with solar lights.
Several dolphins cruising by our dock at www.seahorsepoint.org this morning. They belong to a unique pod of 80 dolphins in Bocas Del Toro. They do not migrate or live in
Saved by a can of beerSir Robin Knox Johnson, the first person to sail non-stop around the world. When he sailed sailing vessel Suhaili around the world in 1968, there
Without a ban on these hazardous chemicals, we risk killing all of nature, yet the EU has reversed their plan to ban 12,000 of these toxic forever chemicals due to
In a post from Keiran Kelly of Ocean Integrity, fishermen have their finger on the pulse of ocean life and fish stocks. Fish all over the world are stunted to
