Norway Deep Sea Mining To Cause 'Irreversible' Harm: Greenpeace
Greenpeace on Friday warned Norway that its plans to open up its Arctic seabed to mining would cause "irreversible" damage to the entire marine ecosystem.
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Greenpeace warns Norway over 'irreversible' deep-sea mining harm
Greenpeace on Friday warned Norway that its plans to open up its Arctic seabed to mining would cause "irreversible" damage to ...
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Arctic seabed mining will cause ‘irreversible harm’ to wildlife – Greenpeace
Plans to open a vast area of the Arctic seabed to mining will cause “irreversible harm” to unique and vulnerable wildlife and ...
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81 Winning And Finalist Images From The 2024 Ocean Photographer Of The Year Awards
The Ocean Photographer of the Year Awards 2024 has once again brought together the most breathtaking images from our oceans.
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Ireland's little-known whaling history explored in new TG4 documentary
The fascinating new documentary 'Fathaigh na Farraige,' airing Wednesday, September 18 on TG4, reveals Ireland's little known whaling history.
Looking for a New Way to See Iceland? Bring Your Knitting Needles.
In a country with more sheep than people, a D.I.Y. wool journey — from sheep farms to yarn shops — makes perfect sense. Our ...
Why are killer whale attacks on the rise? These scientists set sail to find out
They break your rudder and water and waves begin to enter your boat, and once the water enters there is nothing you can do,” ...
Orcas are iconic and beloved. Why do we know so little about them?
Scientists have classified orcas as “data deficient” on conservation lists. These are the questions that keep them up at ...